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Persian Student Association of Stanford University
Proudly announces
2003 Nobel Peace Prize winner
Shirin Ebadi
When: Saturday, May 22nd, 2004 Starts at 7:00pm
Where: Stanford University- Memorial Auditorium
This program is open to the public with no admission fee.
No reservation is available, first-come first-served.
For more information and future updates
please visit our web site at
http://psa.stanford.edu
We look forward to seeing you at this very special occasion.
Please send this invitation to your friends and colleagues.
Directions:
Memorial Aud Address:
551 Serra Mall, Stanford, CA 94305
Memorial Aud is located in front of Hoover tower. You can use any of
the
parking lots in Galvez street or the oval parking lot.
From 101: Take Embarcadero exit. Embarcadero Street will become
Galvez. You
can park at Memorial Way parking lot; or turn left on Campus drive and
right
on Palm Drive and park at Oval parking lot.
From 280: Take Page Mill exit, continue and turn left on El Camino
Real, and
then left again on Palm Drive. You can park at the Oval parking lot.
Sponsors
Stanford Institute for International Studies (IIS)
Graduate Student Council (GSC)
Stanford Speaker’s Bureau
Shirin Ebadi’s Biography
The Persian Student Association at Stanford University, a
non-religious and
non-political student volunteer organization dedicated to the
dissemination
and appreciation of Iranian culture and traditions in the Stanford
community in
addition to being a source of support and community for Iranians and
Iranian-Americans in the university, is proud to announce its
sponsorship of the visit
of 2003 Nobel Peace Prize recipient Shirin Ebadi to Stanford University
on the
22nd of May.
The human rights lawyer Dr. Shirin Ebadi, famous for being the first
female
judge in Iran before the revolution of 1979 and a noted advocate of
women's and
refugee's rights often at odds with the theocratic Islamic Republic of
Iran,
was honored as a Nobel Peace Prize recipient due to her research on
Islam as a
starting point for effecting social change. She has displayed great
personal
courage as a lawyer defending individuals and groups who have fallen
victim to
a powerful political and legal system that is legitimized through an
inhumane
interpretation of Islam. Ebadi has shown her willingness and ability to
cooperate with representatives of secular as well as religious views.
Contact Info
For more info contact us at: psa-admin@lists.stanford.edu
http://www.stanford.edu/~abtink/se/
Hello Nakkisa Joon,
This is Shirin Ebadi's event at Stanford University for your Woman studies class.
Homa
Posted by: nakkisa at May 13, 2004 12:10 PMWe would like to invite Dr. Shirin Ebadi for an Iranian American medical event in Florida. Do you have an email or phone number that we can contact her?
Posted by: simin Saidi at May 14, 2004 12:26 PMWe have been trying to contact Ms. Shirin Ebadi to invite her for the Asian Civil Society Forum. We are not sure if we got the correct contact numbers. Can you please share with me the email and phone numbers through which you were able to contact her?
Thanks.