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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:Denationalization of Knowledge and Globalization of the Mind:\n
With Jean-Marc Coicaud\, head of the United Nations University at the Offi
ce of the United Nations in New York\n \nSponsored by the International Pu
blic Service Association student group \n\nIn today's world\, national soc
ieties\, developed and developing\, are more and more internationalized. A
t the same time\, with the growth of international norms\, the internation
al realm is more and more socialized. These two trends\, far from bringing
about more peaceful relations\, come along with deep tensions\, if not co
nflicts within and among countries. People and countries beyond borders re
main strangers to each other. The very nature of the academic understandin
g of international affairs does not help the situation. For most of it\, e
specially in the fields of international relations\, history\, law and phi
losophy\, it remains shaped and the captive of national divides. This pres
entation will explore what is at stake\, intellectually and politically\,
in the state of affairs. It will indicate how to denationalize knowledge\,
namely paradoxically by learning about a variety of intellectual and cult
ural traditions\, and contribute to a globalization of the mind which woul
d be respectful of the plurality of the world. \n\nWed.\, Mar. 12\, 2008\n
12 pm - 1:15 pm\n\nRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\,\nN
ew York University\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue \nThe Puck B
uilding\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street \n\n********************\nRSVP for
this event online.\n\nFor a c
omplete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Denationalization of Knowledge and Globalization of the Mind:With J
ean-Marc Coicaud\, United Nations University
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CATEGORIES:Urban Planning Events
DESCRIPTION:Public Private Partnerships: National and International Experie
nce\, Local Possibilities \n\nHosted by The NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Tr
ansportation Policy & Management\n\nOver the next few decades\, numerous i
nvestments will be needed in transportation and related infrastructure\, b
ut public funding will be hard pressed to meet that demand. While there ar
e many alternative funding sources and mechanisms being explored\, one of
the \most heated debates centers upon public private partnerships. Join us
for a panel of distinguished practitioners\, who will discuss U.S. & inte
rnational experiences with public private partnerships in their many forms
\, and will explore the promise and policy challenges\, as well as future
possibilities for mobilizing private equity for public benefit in transpor
tation. \n\nWith: \n- Sébastien Gourgouillat\, Transportation and Construc
tion Attaché\, Embassy of France\n- David Narefsky\, Partner\, Mayer Brown
LLP\n- John Schmidt\, Partner\, Mayer Brown LLP\n\nSeating is limited\, p
lease R.S.V.P. by March 21\, 2008.\n\nTuesday\, Mar. 25\, 2008\n8:30 am -
10 am \n(Breakfast will be available starting at 8 am.)\n\nLocation: \nRob
ert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\,\nNew York University\nth
e Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295
Lafayette Street \n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our
upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20080325T123000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Public Private Partnerships: National and International Experience\
, Local Possibilities
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CATEGORIES:Urban Planning Events
DESCRIPTION:The Mannahatta Project: Mapping Manhattan Island of 400 Years A
go\n\nSponsored by the Wagner Urban Planning Student Association (UPSA) an
d the Wagner Environmental Policy in Action (WEPA) Student Groups \n\nWith
Eric Sanderson\, PhD\, Landscape Ecologist\, Wildlife Conservation Societ
y \n\nThe Mannahatta Project aims to reconstruct the ecology of Manhattan
when Henry Hudson first explored the area in 1609. Thanks to the support o
f the Wildlife Conservation Society\, the project is nearly completed afte
r almost a decade of research\, including new methods in geographic analys
is and a unique 18th-century map. The research shows Manhattan's ancient s
tream\, American Chestnut groves\, black bear territories\, and where the
Lenapepeoplefished and hunted. Most history books dispense of the pre-Euro
peanhistoryof New York in only a few pages. The Mannahatta Project seeks t
o expand our current understanding of pre-European New York and the enviro
nmental foundation of the city. \n\nThe Mannahatta Project also raises imp
ortant questions for urban planning: \n- How must we take the natural envi
ronment into account in present-day urban planning projects? \n- Are there
ways to restore the historic ecological functions of parts of our city wh
ile maintaining the urban fabric? \n- If there has been such a radical cha
nge in landscape function over the past 400 years\, what will New York loo
k like in another 400 years? \n\nWed.\, Mar. 26\, 2008\n12:30 pm - 2 pm\n\
nRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\,\nNew York University
\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue \nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\
n295 Lafayette Street \n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of
our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20080326T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Mannahatta Project: Mapping Manhattan Island of 400 Years Ago
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Faith Without Fear:\nAn Evening with Muslim Reformer Irshad Man
ji\n\nWednesday\, March 26\, 2008\n6:00-8:00 PM\n\nAn award-winning journa
list\, filmmaker\, and human rights activist\, Irshad Manji has received d
eath threats and distinctions for her internationally best-selling book\,
The Trouble with Islam Today: A Muslim's Call for Reform in Her Faith. As
founding director of the Moral Courage Project at NYU Wagner's Research Ce
nter for Leadership in Action\, Irshad's mission is to develop leaders who
will challenge political correctness\, self-censorship and intellectual c
onformity. Please join us for a thought-provoking evening with an inspired
thinker and doer.\n\nWednesday\, March 26\, 2008\n6:00-6:45 PM: Networkin
g reception\n6:45-8:00 PM: Lecture\, Q&A\, and booksigning\n\nHelen and Ma
rtin Kimmel Center for University Life\nEisner & Lubin Auditorium\, 4th Fl
oor\n60 Washington Square South (at the corner of LaGuardia Place)\n\nFor
more information about this event or the NYU Women's Initiative\, please c
ontact Carol Gardner\, director of the NYU Women's Initiative\, at (212) 9
98-6422.\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of
upcoming NYU Wagner events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20080326T220000Z
LOCATION:Helen and Martin Kimmel Center for University Life\, Eisner & Lubi
n Auditorium\, 4th Floor\, 60 Washington Square South
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Faith Without Fear: An Evening with Muslim Reformer Irshad Manji
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:IMMIGRATION: PERSONAL REFLECTIONS\n\nSponsored by the Alliance
of Latino and Latin American Students (ALAS) student group and the Researc
h Center for Leadership in Action (RCLA) \n\nThey've been called "undocume
nted workers"\, "illegal immigrants"\, "trespassing aliens"\, or simply "i
llegals"\, but no matter what you call them\, they are a part of American
society. The Alliance of Latino and Latin American Students (ALAS) invites
you to attend a frank discussion centered on the politics\, policies\, an
d narratives of immigration. Explore with us who this population is\, why
they are here\, the challenges they face\, and how our own identity as a n
ation is reflected in their experience. In tackling questions of citizensh
ip\, discover with us what it is to be American. \n\nThurs.\, Mar. 27\, 20
08\n12 pm - 1:30 pm\n\nRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\
,\nNew York University\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue \nThe Pu
ck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street \n\n\n********************\nRS
VP for this event online.\n\nF
or a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20080327T160000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IMMIGRATION: PERSONAL REFLECTIONS
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:NYU Wagner Spring Town Hall\n\nThursday\, March 27th\n4:45 - 6
pm (registration starts at 4:30)\n\nMore info coming soon\, but save the d
ate\, Wagner Community!\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing o
f our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20080327T203000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa A. Taylor:MAILTO:lisa.a.taylor@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:WAGNER SPRING TOWN HALL
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CATEGORIES:Talks
DESCRIPTION:The NYU Center for Bioethics invites you to lecture by\n\nProfe
ssor James Dwyer\nCenter for Bioethics and Humanities\, SUNY Upstate Medic
al University\n\n"Connecting Bioethics and Environmental Ethics: Life Expe
ctancies and Ecological Footprints."\n\nThursday\, March 27\, 2008\n6:00-7
:30 PM\n5 Washington Place (NE Corner of Mercer Street)\nRoom 202\n\nFor f
urther information\, contact the Center for Bioethics at 212-992-7999 or v
isit us at http://bioethics.as.nyu.edu/page/news
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LOCATION:5 Washington Place (NE Corner of Mercer Street) Room 202
ORGANIZER;CN=Amanda Anjum:MAILTO:amandaanjum@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Connecting Bioethics and Environmental Ethics: Life Expectancies an
d Ecological Footprints
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Philanthropy and Politics Series:\nConservative Funders and the
War of Ideas\n\nWith over $550 billion dollars in assets and annual contr
ibutions exceeding $36 billion per year\, private charitable foundations a
re a source of concentrated social and political influence in American soc
iety. Despite the fact that their giving only represents less than 13% of
the $295 billion given last year to charitable causes\, many believe that
foundations exert a disproportionately large degree of influence on the po
litical and social development of our country. Organized as part of a new
Wagner undergraduate seminar course of the same title\, this speakers seri
es brings philanthropic leaders to Wagner to share their experiences and t
houghts on key issues related to funding advocacy and social change. \n\nW
ith James Piereson\, Senior Fellow and Director of the Manhattan Institute
's Center for the American University and past Executive Director and Trus
tee of the John Olin Foundation\n\nAll conversations will be presented fro
m 1-2:30pm at \n\nRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\,\nNe
w York University\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue \nThe Puck Bu
ilding\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street (except where noted otherwise) \n\n
********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, ple
ase visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20080328T170000Z
LOCATION:Location TBD\, NYU Wagner
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa A. Taylor:MAILTO:lisa.a.taylor@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Philanthropy and Politics Series: Conservative Funders and the War
of Ideas
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CATEGORIES:Talks
DESCRIPTION:The NYU Center for Bioethics invites you to lecture by\n\nProfe
ssor James Dwyer\nCenter for Bioethics and Humanities\, SUNY Upstate Medic
al University\n\n"Connecting Bioethics and Environmental Ethics: Life Expe
ctancies and Ecological Footprints."\n\nThursday\, March 27\, 2008\n6:00-7
:30 PM\n5 Washington Place (NE Corner of Mercer Street)\nRoom 202\n\nFor f
urther information\, contact the Center for Bioethics at 212-992-7999 or v
isit us at http://bioethics.as.nyu.edu/page/news
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DTSTART:20080328T220000Z
LOCATION:5 Washington Place (NE Corner of Mercer Street) Room 202
ORGANIZER;CN=Amanda Anjum:MAILTO:amandaanjum@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Connecting Bioethics and Environmental Ethics: Life Expectancies an
d Ecological Footprints
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:Advocacy and Social Change Series\n\nCo-sponsored by Wagner's P
ublic Nonprofit Management and Policy (PNP) program\, the Wagner Policy Al
liance and the OSA Gold Leadership Program. \n\nThis series will examine t
he tools\, visions and agents that are fostering important contemporary ad
vocacy and social change programs in the US and abroad. \n\nVoter Engageme
nt for Social Change\n\nWith Jason Cooper\, Deputy Director of External Re
lations\, Young People For\; Jessica Terrazas\, Lead Organizer\, Empire St
ate Pride Agenda \n\nAs the Presidential Elections loom\, everyone is focu
sed on politics. But ‘politics as usual' does not lead to social change. T
hat's why electoral organizing is becoming a critical tool for advocacy an
d social change organizations\, and not only because election results shap
e the policy-making environment. Elections offer organizations an opportun
ity to grow their membership\, focus on core values\, and -- most importan
tly -- build power. Hear from representatives of organizations that are wo
rking to transform U.S. politics by engaging their communities \n\nMonday\
, March 31\n6:30pm - 8pm\n\nThe Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public
Service\nNew York University\nThe Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puc
k Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street \n\n********************\nRSVP
for this event online.\n\nFor
a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20080331T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Advocacy and Social Change Series: Voter Engagement for Social Chan
ge
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:Realize your Passion: How to Be a Part of the Social Entreprene
urship Movement\n\nHosted by Bridge: Students for Social Entrepreneurship\
, NYU Wagner Student Group \n\nTraditionally\, discourse in the field of S
ocial Entrepreneurship has been focused on the experiences of the entrepre
neur - individuals who create social change organizations from scratch. Th
ese individuals continue to remain in the forefront of the Social Entrepre
neurship movement. However\, the sustenance and expansion of the SE moveme
nt also depends on talented individuals work in socially entrepreneurial o
rganizations\, and individuals who are pioneering socially entrepreneurial
efforts within companies\, non-profits and the government. "Realize your
Passion: How to Be a Part of the Social Entrepreneurship Movement" examine
s these different dimensions of Social Entrepreneurship. \n\nIn an effort
to foster productive dialogue\, seating is limited. Please R.S.V.P. by Mar
ch 28\, 2008. \n\nTues.\, Apr. 1\, 2008\n6 pm - 8 pm\, Reception to follow
the discussion.\n\nRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\,\n
New York University\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue \nThe Puck
Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street \n\n********************\nRSVP fo
r this event online.\n\nFor a
complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20080401T220000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Realize your Passion: How to Be a Part of the Social Entrepreneursh
ip Movement
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CATEGORIES:Meetings
DESCRIPTION:Join the Caribbean Students Organization as we discuss safe sex
. we will also have food and giveaways
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DTSTART:20080402T210000Z
LOCATION:Kimmel 908
ORGANIZER;CN=Kerriann Parchment:MAILTO:caribbean.club@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:STD workshop: free food and giveways!
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CATEGORIES:Meetings
DESCRIPTION:Join the Caribbean Students Organization as we discuss safe sex
. we will also have food and giveaways
DTEND:20080402T223000Z
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DTSTART:20080402T210000Z
LOCATION:Kimmel 908
ORGANIZER;CN=Kerriann Parchment:MAILTO:caribbean.club@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:STD workshop: free food and giveways!
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CATEGORIES:Health Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:The 12th Annual Kovner/Behrman Health Forum: Evidence-Based Man
agement - A Business Case?\n\nSponsored by NYU's Robert F. Wagner Graduate
School of Public Service and the Greater New York Hospital Association \n
\nWith\nDavid Fine\, President and Chief Executive Officer\, St. Luke's Ep
iscopal Health System\, \nand \nMichael Dowling\, President and CEO North
Shore/LIJ Hospital Systems\n\nModerated by Anthony Kovner\,\nProfessor of
Public and Health Management\, NYU Wagner \n\nWednesday\, April 2\, 2008\n
5:30pm Reception\n6:00pm Lecture\nLimited seating available.\n\nRobert F.
Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\nNew York University\nThe Rudin F
amily Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette
Street \n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming
events\, please visit our Event Ho
mepage.
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DTSTART:20080402T213000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa A. Taylor:MAILTO:lisa.a.taylor@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The 12th Annual Kovner/Behrman Health Forum: Evidence-Based Managem
ent - A Business Case?
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CATEGORIES:Talks
DESCRIPTION:A public dialogue with Charles Taylor\, Professor Emeritus of\n
Philosophy at McGill University and Michael Warner\, Professor of English
and American Studies at Yale University.\n\nApril 2\, 2008\n6:30pm-8:30pm\
nJurow Hall\, NYU Silver Center\, entry at 24 Waverly Place.\n\nThis event
is open to the public. Please present a photo ID for entry.
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DTSTAMP:20080402T223000Z
DTSTART:20080402T223000Z
LOCATION:Jurow Hall\, NYU Silver Center\, entry at 24 Waverly Place
ORGANIZER;CN=Evan Ray:MAILTO:evan.ray@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:A Secular Age: A public dialogue with Charles Taylor and Michael Wa
rner
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:\n\nDescription (is this a meeting\, a d
iscussion\, a luncheon\, a panel\, etc.): This is a brown bag discussion w
ith Mary Kayitesi Blewitt\, Founder and Director of the Rwandan Survivors
Fund. It is a pre-event for the Reading of Testimonies on April 7.\n\nActu
al Event/Meeting Time (if you have built in set-up and clean-up time): Act
ual event time is 12pm-1pm\n\nProper Display Title (for electronic calenda
r display and room signs): IPSA hosts Mary Kayitesi Blewitt\, Founder and
Director of the Rwandan Survivors Fund
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DTSTART:20080403T155000Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Kristin Gilliss:MAILTO:ktg223@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA hosts Mary Kayitesi Blewitt\, Founder and Director of the Rwan
dan Survivors Fund
UID:20080403T155000Z-163636@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:IPSA Spring Conference 2008: The Changing World of Development
Assistance\n\nHosted by NYU Wagner's International Public Service Associat
ion\n\nHow is development assistance changing in theory and in practice?\n
\nAGENDA:\n9:30 am – 12 pm: Panel 1: Ideas – The Changing World of Develop
ment in Theory\nWhat are the consequences of an institutional focus on per
formance management? What are the trends in development thinking about con
ditions and frameworks for aid delivery?\n\n12 pm – 1 pm: Breakout Groups
with Panelists \nPanelists will lead break out group discussions. Attendee
s will be given preparatory reading material.\n\n1 pm - 2:15 pm: Lunchtime
Address \nWith María Otero\, President & CEO\, ACCION International\nWhat
role can development assistance agencies play in sectors like microfinanc
e that are also being funded by social venture capital and private philant
hropy?\n\n2:15pm - 4:30pm: Panel 2: Actions – The Changing World of Develo
pment in Practice\nWhat is the impact on the ground of new frameworks and
private capital involvement? What are the associated changes in developmen
t practice and which of these will stand the test of time?\n\n5 pm - 6:30
pm: Reception \n\nThe Kimmel Center\, 9th Fl. \n60 Washington Square South
\, \nNew York\, NY 10003 (at the corner of LaGuardia Place) \n\n**********
**********\nRSVP for this event on
line.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit
our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20080404T133000Z
LOCATION:Kimmel Center\, 9th Fl.\, 60 Washington Sq. South\, NY\, NY 10003
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:IPSA Spring Conference 2008: The Changing World of Development Assi
stance
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:NYU Wagner Gallery Space Art Opening\n\nMore information coming
soon.\n\nNo RSVP required.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming even
ts\, please visit our Event Homepa
ge.
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DTSTAMP:20080408T213000Z
DTSTART:20080408T213000Z
LOCATION:The Puck Building\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.\, Rice/Newman Rece
ption Area
ORGANIZER;CN=Margie Jimenez:MAILTO:margie.jimenez@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU Wagner Gallery Space Art Opening
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CATEGORIES:Public Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:Restructuring NJ's Debt & Corzine's Toll Plan \n\nHosted by the
Wagner Finance Society Student Group \n\nGovernor Corzine has proposed to
restructure New Jersey's outstanding debt through a new mechanism: a stat
e-wide toll-road authority which would issue new revenue bonds to refinanc
e one-half of the New Jersey's $32 billion in bonded debt. To pay for debt
service\, tolls would rise sharply. \n\nJoin us for a discussion on the f
inancial architecture behind this proposal\, and its implications for NJ's
future. \n\nWith:\n- Thomas H. Cochran\, who has worked for an former NJ
governor and served in senior posts at Lehman Brothers public finance and
at MBIA\n- Others to be Announced \n\nTues.\, Apr. 8\, 2008\n7 pm - 8:30 p
m\n\nRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\,\nNew York Univer
sity\nthe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 2nd F
l.\n295 Lafayette Street \n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing
of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTAMP:20080408T230000Z
DTSTART:20080408T230000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Restructuring NJ's Debt & Corzine's Toll Plan
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CATEGORIES:Nonprofit and Public Management Events
DESCRIPTION:State of the Congressional Elections 2008\n\nHosted by the Wagn
er Policy Alliance\n\nOn November 4th\, 2008 the United States will elect
a new president... while the race for the Presidential nomination has been
forefront in the media\, all 435 House members and 35 Senate seats are al
so also up for election. \n\nOn April 9th\, please join the WPA as we host
an event to look at the state of Congressional elections in 2008 and how
these races willaffect the policy debatesfor the first 2 years of the new
President's administration. \n\nWed.\, Apr. 9\, 2008\n6 pm - 7:30 pm\n\nRo
bert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\,\nNew York University\nt
he Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295
Lafayette Street \n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our
upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20080409T233000Z
DTSTAMP:20080409T220000Z
DTSTART:20080409T220000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:State of the Congressional Elections 2008
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:WeSpeak: Community Voices in Art and Activism\n\nHosted by the
Asian Pacific American Student Alliance\, Students of African Descent\, Al
liance of Latino and Latin American Students\, and Student Network Explori
ng Arts and Culture \n\nPlease join us for an evening of spoken word and p
erformance art from featured performers and youth\, reflecting on themes o
f social justice\, public service\, and multiculturalism. Suggested donati
ons will benefit a NYC community-based arts organization that works with u
nderserved youth. Refreshments will be served. \n\nQuestions? Please conta
ct Cynthia at cmb484@nyu.edu.\n\nThurs.\, Apr. 10\, 2008\n6:30 pm - 8:30 p
m\n\nRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\,\nNew York Univer
sity\nthe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 2nd F
l.\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events
\, please visit our Event Homepage
.
DTEND:20080411T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20080410T223000Z
DTSTART:20080410T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:WeSpeak: Community Voices in Art and Activism
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION/CUTTING: “RITES OF PASSAGE OR HUMAN R
IGHTS VIOLATION?” \n\nSponsored by Wagner Student Alliance for Africa (WSA
FA) Student Group \n\nThere are about 100-140 million women who have been
subjected to female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C). Each year\, an est
imated 3 million girls undergo this practice. FGM/C is the cutting of part
or all of a girl’s external genitalia. In certain cultures\, FGM/C is sym
bolic to the “coming of age” that represents the transformation of a girl
into womanhood. Yet\, the practice has led in many cases to the death as w
ell as long-term health and psychological problems of young girls and wome
n who have been subjected to it. \n\nHow can we stop a practice that has d
eeply held cultural significance? What is the policy implications associat
ed with FGM/C? Should national governments prosecute individuals who carry
out the practice? What are the challenges it poses to public service mana
gers? \n\nFeaturing: \n- Ms. Taina Bien-Aimé\, Executive Director of EQUAL
ITY NOW\n- Mrs. Zeinab Eyega\, Executive Director of Sauti Yetu \n\nFri.\,
Apr. 11\, 2008\n6 pm - 8 pm\, Reception to follow.\n\nRobert F. Wagner Gr
aduate School of Public Service\nNew York University\nthe Rudin Family For
um for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n\n********************
\nRSVP for this event online.\
n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTAMP:20080411T220000Z
DTSTART:20080411T220000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION/CUTTING: “RITES OF PASSAGE OR HUMAN RIGHT
S VIOLATION?”
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CATEGORIES:Roundtable/lecture
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:\n\n-Brief Event Descr
iption: SNEAC is hosting a roundtable discussion with Deborah Marton\, Exe
cutive Director of the Design Trust for Public Space.\nJoin us to learn mo
re about the critical role the arts can play in enhancing the design and f
unction of public spaces. Lunch is PROVIDED.\n\n-Date\, time and event loc
ation: 12:30-1:30 in Mulberry Conference Room - 3rd Floor of Puck - April
14th\, 2008\n-Names of Sponsoring/Co-sponsoring organizations: Sponsored b
y SNEAC\n-Names of speakers\, if applicable: Deborah Marton\, Executive Di
rector of the Design Trust for Public Space\n-RSVP link: Email RSVP to jll
407@nyu.edu\n\n********************\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcom
ing events\, please visit our Even
t Homepage.
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DTSTAMP:20080414T163000Z
DTSTART:20080414T163000Z
LOCATION:Mulberry Conference Room
ORGANIZER;CN=Annie Hitchens:MAILTO:ah1325@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:SNEAC Roundtable: Design Trust for Pubic Space
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CATEGORIES:Urban Planning Events
DESCRIPTION:Henry Hart Rice Urban Policy Forum\n\nWith\nAnthony Shorris\,\n
Executive Director\, The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey\n\nand
Mitchell Moss\,\nHenry Hart Rice Professor of Urban Policy & Planning\,\nN
YU Wagner \n\nMonday\, April 14\, 2008\n5:30pm Reception\n6:00pm Lecture\n
Limited seating available.\n\nRobert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public S
ervice\,\nNew York University\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue \
nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street \n\n*******************
*\nRSVP for this event online.
\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20080414T233000Z
DTSTAMP:20080414T213000Z
DTSTART:20080414T213000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa A. Taylor:MAILTO:lisa.a.taylor@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Henry Hart Rice Urban Policy Forum with Anthony Shorris\, PANYNJ
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CATEGORIES:Nonprofit and Public Management Events
DESCRIPTION:Prisons\, Police\, Race\, and The War on Drugs\n\nHosted by the
NYU Wagner Criminal Justice Student Group\, the Students of African Desce
nt Alliance\, and the Correctional Association of NY \n\nJoin leading acad
emicians\, activists\, political figures and lawyers in a discussion on a
critical\, oft neglected\, public policy issue of the day: how police\, pr
osecutorial and prison related practices lead to the dramatically dispropo
rtionate confinement of poor people of color. \n\nWith:\n- Assemblymember
Jeffrion L. Aubry\, Democrat from the 25th Assembly District in Queens\, C
hair of the Assembly Committee on Correction. \n\n- Kamau Karl Franklin\,
activist attorney and the new Racial Justice Fellow at the Center for Cons
titutional Rights. \n\n- Robert Gangi\, has served as Executive Director o
f the Correctional Association for over 26 years. \n\n- Dennis Smith\, Ass
ociate Professor of Public Policy at NYU Wagner.\n\nModerated by:\nMary Po
rter\, lecturer in public administration and Assistant Dean at NYU Wagner.
\n\nThur.\, Apr. 17\, 2008\n6:30 - 8 pm\n\nRobert F. Wagner Graduate Scho
ol of Public Service\,\nNew York University\nthe Rudin Family Forum for Ci
vic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette St.\n\n**********
**********\nRSVP for this event on
line.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit
our Event Homepage.
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DTSTAMP:20080417T223000Z
DTSTART:20080417T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Prisons\, Police\, Race\, and The War on Drugs
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Philanthropy and Politics Series: Progressive Philanthropy and
Grassroots Social Justice Organizing\n\nWith over $550 billion dollars in
assets and annual contributions exceeding $36 billion per year\, private c
haritable foundations are a source of concentrated social and political in
fluence in American society. Despite the fact that their giving only repre
sents less than 13% of the $295 billion given last year to charitable caus
es\, many believe that foundations exert a disproportionately large degree
of influence on the political and social development of our country. Orga
nized as part of a new Wagner undergraduate seminar course of the same tit
le\, this speakers series brings philanthropic leaders to Wagner to share
their experiences and thoughts on key issues related to funding advocacy a
nd social change. \n\nWith Hugh Hogan\, Executive Director\, North Star Fu
nd\; Yvonne Moore\, Executive Director\, Daphne Foundation\; and Marjorie
Fine\, Linchpin Campaign Director\, Center for Community Change\n\nAll con
versations will be presented from 1-2:30pm at \n\nRobert F. Wagner Graduat
e School of Public Service\,\nNew York University\nThe Rudin Family Forum
for Civic Dialogue \nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street (ex
cept where noted otherwise) \n\n********************\nRSVP for this event
online.\n\nFor a complete list
ing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20080418T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20080418T170000Z
DTSTART:20080418T170000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa A. Taylor:MAILTO:lisa.a.taylor@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Philanthropy and Politics Series: Progressive Philanthropy and Gras
sroots Social Justice Organizing
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CATEGORIES:Nonprofit and Public Management Events
DESCRIPTION:Advocacy and Social Change Series: Looking Back\, Looking Forwa
rd: 40 years after 1968 \n\nCo-sponsored by Wagner's Public Nonprofit Mana
gement and Policy (PNP) program\, the Wagner Policy Alliance and the OSA G
old Leadership Program. \n\nThis series will examine the tools\, visions a
nd agents that are fostering important contemporary advocacy and social ch
ange programs in the US and abroad. \n\nMonday\, April 21\n6:30pm - 8pm\n\
nThe Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\nNew York Universi
ty\nThe Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\, 2nd Fl.\n295 L
afayette Street \n\nThe year 1968 marked a major shift in the direction of
movements for social change. From the assassinations of Martin Luther Kin
g\, Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy\, to the shift from rights to liberation and
the emergence of new movements\, to the student demonstrations across the
world\; 1968 was a year of upheaval and transformation. Hear from leaders
\, and students\, of a range of movements about the significance and impac
t of 1968 and the future of our efforts for social change. \n\n\n*********
***********\nRSVP for this event o
nline.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit
our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20080422Z
DTSTAMP:20080421T223000Z
DTSTART:20080421T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, The Puck Buildin
g\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Advocacy and Social Change Series: Looking Back\, Looking Forward:
40 years after 1968
UID:20080421T223000Z-161043@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Talks
DESCRIPTION:The NYU Center for Bioethics and the Center for Ethics at Yeshi
va University Invites You to Attend a Public Lecture \n\n"Broad Bioethics:
Public Health and Consumer Choice."\n\nOnora O'Neill\,\nProfessor of Phil
osophy\, Cambridge University \nPresident\, The British Academy\nLife P
eer\, The House of Lords\n\nWednesday\, April 30\, 2008 at 7:30 PM\nLocati
on: Yeshiva University Museum/The Center for Jewish History\n15 West 16th
Street (Btwn 5th and 6th Avenue)\, New York\, NY.\n\nREQUIRED: RSVP to 212
-960-0189 or at events@yu.edu.\n\nFor more information on the speaker or e
vent\, please visit http://bioethics.as.nyu.edu/page/news.
DTEND:20080501T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20080430T233000Z
DTSTART:20080430T233000Z
LOCATION:Yeshiva University Museum/The Center for Jewish History. 15 West 1
6th Street (between 5th and 6th Ave)
ORGANIZER;CN=John Fusek:MAILTO:events@yu.edu
SUMMARY:Onora O'Neill "Broad Bioethics: Public Health and Consumer Choice."
UID:20080430T233000Z-165830@events.nyu.edu
URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal91&id=165830
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CATEGORIES:Public Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:FINANCING TRANSPORTATION: A NATIONAL IMPERATIVE\nHosted by The
NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management \n\nThursda
y\, May 1\, 2008\n8:30 am - 10 am \n(Breakfast will be available starting
at 8 am.) \n\nIn the past few months\, final or interim reports have been
released by three key bodies looking at the transportation finance crisis.
However\, there has been little discussion of how the results from each o
f these groups fits with the results and recommendations from the others.
\n \nPlease join us along with representatives from:\n\n- The National Su
rface Transportation Policy & Revenue Commission\; \n\n-The National Surfa
ce Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission\; and\, \n\n- The Na
tional Academy of Public Administration's Intergovernmental Forum on Trans
portation Finance \n \nas we explore findings from these groups and what
they mean as we move towards the next FEDERAL SURFACE TRANSPORTATION FUNDI
NG BILL \n\nSeating is limited\, please R.S.V.P. by April 27\, 2008
DTEND:20080501T150000Z
DTSTAMP:20080501T110000Z
DTSTART:20080501T110000Z
LOCATION:
ORGANIZER;CN=Marta Panero:MAILTO:m.panero@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:FINANCING TRANSPORTATION: A NATIONAL IMPERATIVE
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:More information coming soon.\n\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our
upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20080506T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20080506T210000Z
DTSTART:20080506T210000Z
LOCATION:The Puck Building\, Grand Ballroom\, Ground Fl.\, 295 Lafayette St
.
ORGANIZER;CN=Lisa Annetta:MAILTO:lisa.annetta@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Capstone End Event
UID:20080506T210000Z-126027@events.nyu.edu
URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal91&id=126027
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Public service is a family affair! Bring your children and sign
ificant others to Alumni Day and join Dean Ellen Schall and fellow Wagner
alumni at an outdoor bar-b-que with fun\, public-service oriented activiti
es for all ages. \n\nTickets for kids are free! \n\nFor more information\,
and to register\, visit the NYU Alumni Day website: http://alumni.nyu.edu
/alumniday/
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DTSTAMP:20080517T160000Z
DTSTART:20080517T160000Z
LOCATION:Jersey Street between Lafayette and Mulberry\, at the Puck Buildin
g
ORGANIZER;CN=Michaella Holden:MAILTO:mh139@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Alumni Day Bar-B-Que with Dean Schall
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:NYU Wagner Gallery Space Art Opening\n\nMore information coming
.\n\nNo RSVP Required.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\,
please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20080603T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20080603T213000Z
DTSTART:20080603T213000Z
LOCATION:The Puck Building\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.\, Rice/Newman Rece
ption Area
ORGANIZER;CN=Margie Jimenez:MAILTO:margie.jimenez@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU Wagner Gallery Space Art Opening
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