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SUMMARY:Words Unbound: Challenging the New Censorship
DESCRIPTION:Join a live online conversation on the new censorship and what we can do about it. Organized in celebration of Constitution Day and the International Day of Peace. Presented by the Matsunaga Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution and the William S. Richardson School of Law with support from the Davis Democracy Initiative at Punahou School and The Better Tomorrow Speaker Series University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. \nThis conversation will feature artists\, educators\, librarians\, and advocates for academic freedom and inclusion in storytelling. Special guest: Maia Kobabe\, author of the graphic memoir Gender Queer\, which has become the most banned book in the United States. Additional speakers include: Stacey Aldrich\, Hawai‘i State Librarian; Meera Garud\, Instructor\, Library and Information Science; Marissa Halagao\, Punahou alumna and Yale undergraduate;  Camille Nelson\, Dean\, William S. Richardson School of Law;  and Maya Soetoro (moderator)\, Matsunaga Institute for Peace. \nRegister here.
URL:https://hawaiilgbtlegacyfoundation.com/events/words-unbound-challenging-the-new-censorship/
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SUMMARY:Exploring the Peer Mediator Experience
DESCRIPTION:The Peer Mediation Conference has been bringing together youth peer mediators (ages 8 to 18 years old) for over thirty years. This is the second year the conference has gone virtual to connect peer mediators around Hawai’i and others aspiring to develop their own peer mediation program. \nLearn about the peer mediators experience as it relates to the issues of mental health\, bullying\, and relationships\, and discuss the lessons learned from this year’s private dialogue sessions with Hawaii High School students\, and by alumni peer mediators.The events are free and open to everyone who wants to learn more about peer mediation. We encourage youth and adults that work with youth to attend. \nThe Matsunaga Institute\, residing in the College of Social Sciences\, UH Mānoa\, is a multi-disciplinary community of scholars\, students\, and practitioners who\, through academic programs and outreach\, promote cross-cultural understanding and collaborative problem-solving.
URL:https://hawaiilgbtlegacyfoundation.com/events/exploring-the-peer-mediator-experience/
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