TSVP Speaker on Conflict Resolution
Press Communiqué
For Immediate Release
TSVP Distinguished Speaker Series on Conflict Resolution and Human Rights
The Tamil Students Volunteer Program Board is pleased to invite renowned researcher on Sri Lanka ’s stalemated communal strife Dr. Malathi Alwis of the International Centre for Ethnic Studies (ICES) to speak at the University Of Toronto, St George on the evening of June 30.
Dr. Alwis completed her Ph.D at the University of Chicago in Socio-Cultural Anthropology and is presently coordinating the ‘Gendering Peace Movements in South Asia' project. She has published and co-edited a number of scholarly articles, books and spoken at a number of international conferences on nationalism, feminism, gender issues, humanitarianism and peace activism.
Dr. Alwis’ discussion will address and interlink women’s activism in Sri Lanka and the case of missing persons during the insurgencies and the tribulations of their families.
The session will be interactive with sufficient time permitted for Q&A. The discussion will be held in observance of the spirit of the ‘Chatham House rule.’
TSVP would like to extend an invitation to Faculty, students, and members of the public.
Date: June 30th
Time: 6.30pm
Venue: South Dining Room- Hart House, University of Toronto St George
7 Hart House Circle (Beside Queens Park , closest Subway Station Museum .)
Map: http://www.osm.utoronto.ca/map
Contact info: Skandha Sunderasen at skandha@tsvp.ca or 416 399 8304/416 846 8648.
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