List of Persian/Iranian Events for 2004-06-07
Interfaith Awards Dinner Honoring Shirin EBADI
New York Monday - June 7, 2004 08:00 AM
Monday, June 7, 2004
Third Annual James Parks Morton Interfaith Awards Dinner
HONORING
Shirin Ebadi (Iran)
2003 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate & Judge
Philippe Petit (France)
Highwire Artist
Ossie Davis & Ruby Dee (USA)
Actors
Santiago & Robertina Calatrava (Spain and Sweden)
Architectural Team
Monday, June 7, 2004
The Marriott Marquis Hotel
Times Square, New York City
INVITATION TO FOLLOW
For more information, or if you wish to make a contribution in support of this event, please contact the Benefit Office at 212-838-2660, extension 22.
Special thanks to the Persian Cultural Foundation (PCF) for their support and assistance in creating this important event.
Third Annual James Parks Morton Interfaith Awards Dinner
HONORING
Shirin Ebadi (Iran)
2003 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate & Judge
Philippe Petit (France)
Highwire Artist
Ossie Davis & Ruby Dee (USA)
Actors
Santiago & Robertina Calatrava (Spain and Sweden)
Architectural Team
Monday, June 7, 2004
The Marriott Marquis Hotel
Times Square, New York City
INVITATION TO FOLLOW
For more information, or if you wish to make a contribution in support of this event, please contact the Benefit Office at 212-838-2660, extension 22.
Special thanks to the Persian Cultural Foundation (PCF) for their support and assistance in creating this important event.
Third Annual James Park Morton Interfaith Awards
New York Monday - June 7, 2004 07:00 PM
THE THIRD ANNUAL James Parks Morton INTERFAITH AWARDS DINNER
HONORING:
- SHIRIN EBADI
- OSSIE DAVIS & RUBY DEE
- PHILIPPE PETIT
- SANTIAGO & ROBERTINA CALATRAVA
When: MONDAY, JUNE 7 at 7:00PM
Where: West Side Ballroom, MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOTEL
Address: 1535 Broadway (at West 45 Street)
Info: Merle Frimark (212-819-1133)
Tickets: $600 or $1000
Purchse Tickets/Info: 212-838-2660 ext. 22
Web: www.interfaithcenter.org
On Monday evening, June 7, 2004, the Third Annual JAMES PARKS MORTON INTERFAITH AWARDS DINNER will honor SHIRIN EBADI, 2003 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Muslim lawyer and judge, for her indomitable efforts for inalienable human rights everywhere, especially for women and children in her native Iran and the developing world; OSSIE DAVIS & RUBY DEE, for their ongoing commitment to human rights and social justice and the elimination of racial stereotypes, and for their legendary careers on stage, television and in film; PHILIPPE PETIT, artist of the air, whose high-wire walks are sacred acts of incomparable beauty and imagination and, in particular, his elegy to the World Trade Center, the recently published To Reach the Clouds: My High Wire Walk Between the Twin Towers; SANTIAGO CALATRAVA, chosen architect for the transportation hub at Ground Zero, and ROBERTINA CALATRAVA, for their remarkable multicultural architectural vision and achievements that transcend the boundaries between art and architecture, organic and inanimate form.
HONORING:
- SHIRIN EBADI
- OSSIE DAVIS & RUBY DEE
- PHILIPPE PETIT
- SANTIAGO & ROBERTINA CALATRAVA
When: MONDAY, JUNE 7 at 7:00PM
Where: West Side Ballroom, MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOTEL
Address: 1535 Broadway (at West 45 Street)
Info: Merle Frimark (212-819-1133)
Tickets: $600 or $1000
Purchse Tickets/Info: 212-838-2660 ext. 22
Web: www.interfaithcenter.org
On Monday evening, June 7, 2004, the Third Annual JAMES PARKS MORTON INTERFAITH AWARDS DINNER will honor SHIRIN EBADI, 2003 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Muslim lawyer and judge, for her indomitable efforts for inalienable human rights everywhere, especially for women and children in her native Iran and the developing world; OSSIE DAVIS & RUBY DEE, for their ongoing commitment to human rights and social justice and the elimination of racial stereotypes, and for their legendary careers on stage, television and in film; PHILIPPE PETIT, artist of the air, whose high-wire walks are sacred acts of incomparable beauty and imagination and, in particular, his elegy to the World Trade Center, the recently published To Reach the Clouds: My High Wire Walk Between the Twin Towers; SANTIAGO CALATRAVA, chosen architect for the transportation hub at Ground Zero, and ROBERTINA CALATRAVA, for their remarkable multicultural architectural vision and achievements that transcend the boundaries between art and architecture, organic and inanimate form.
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