Roots of the Revolution
A Live International and Interactive Webcast Discussion
Monday, May 2, 2011
8:00 AM Boston Time
1:00 PM London Time
3:00 PM Cairo Time
5:00 PM Islamabad Time
10:00 PM Sydney Time
If your schedule does not permit you to participate in the live webcast, you can view it at your convenience at www.empowerpeace.org beginning on May 4, 2011.
To register for this FREE event, please visit www.empowerpeace.org/revolution.
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Egypt's youth were the engine that drove the revolution. Join a discussion with over one dozen of these remarkable young leaders as they share their experiences, hopes, and aspirations for their new Egypt. Also participating in this live event, via videoconference, will be a group of American youth from Boston, Massachusetts who will be asking questions of the Egyptian youth leaders.
Be sure to have your school or classroom log-on to view and participate via Instant Messaging in this amazing discussion of the fight for freedom and democracy. The online discussion will be facilitated by prominent Northeastern University Professor Denis J. Sullivan. Mr. Sullivan is Director of Northeastern University's International Affairs program and its Middle East Center for Peace, Culture, and Development.
Be sure to have your school or classroom log-on to view and participate via Instant Messaging in this amazing discussion of the fight for freedom and democracy. The online discussion will be facilitated by prominent Northeastern University Professor Denis J. Sullivan. Mr. Sullivan is Director of Northeastern University's International Affairs program and its Middle East Center for Peace, Culture, and Development.