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DESCRIPTION:Constitution Day: Rebalancing of Constitutional Powers of the E
xecutive and Legislative Branches: A Status Report on the New Obama Admini
stration\n\nDoors open at 11:40am - Refreshments will be available.\n\nOve
r 220 years ago in Philadelphia\, the framers of the Constitution set out
to create a system of representative government that would united the 13 f
ormer British colonies under a Federal Government strong enough to defend
its citizens and territory and pursue common national interests\, but stil
l not become so powerful as to devolve into tyranny. \n\nTheir solution wa
s built into the very foundation of the new government with a series of ch
ecks and balances to prevent the President\, the Congress or the Courts fr
om accumulating so much power as to threaten the liberty of the citizens.\
n\nTo celebrate the history of this living document\, join a discussion be
tween Tom Mann\, an congressional scholar with the Brookings Institution a
nd Norm Ornstein\, a political scientist and resident scholar at the Ameri
can Enterprise Institute.\n\nTom and Norm will discuss the "Rebalancing of
Constitutional Powers of the Executive and Legislative Branches: A Status
Report on the New Obama Administration.\n\nKimmel Center for University L
ife - Eisner & Lubin Auditorium\n60 Washington Square South - 4th Floor\n\
nThursday\, September 17\, 2009 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM\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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LOCATION:Kimmel Center for University Life - Eisner & Lubin Auditorium 60 W
ashington Square South - 4th Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Brademas Ctr.:MAILTO:brademas.center@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Constitution Day: Rebalancing of Constitutional Powers of the Execu
tive and Legislative Branches: A Status Report on the New Obama Administra
tion
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DESCRIPTION:Bridge Bash 2009\n\nPlease join NYU Wagner's Bridge: Students f
or Social Innovation for our annual Bridge Bash\, one of the most exciting
events of the fall semester. \n\nBridge Bash is a social event that conne
cts professionals\, fellow students\, alumni\, and faculty interested in:\
n• Social Entrepreneurship and Social Enterprise\n• Microfinance and
Financial Access\n• Socially Responsible Investing\n• Corporate Soc
ial Responsibility\n\nWine and cheese will be served.\n\nNYU Wagner\, The
Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd F
loor\n\nFriday 9/18/2009 6:00pm-9:00pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for t
his event online.\n\nFor a com
plete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Bridge Bash 2009
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DESCRIPTION:NYU Rudin Center and New York / Abu Dhabi Present: Common Chall
enges\, Uncommon Cities: Megaprojects-New York\n\nCurated by Anthony Shorr
is\n\nWhen NYU was established at Washington Square\, New York was the new
world. Now it is a mature city\, and Abu Dhabi\, a youthful\, growing met
ropolis\, is the new world. However different\, the cities face common cha
llenges that this series will explore. Underscoring the twin focus\, the s
peakers will deliver talks in both New York and Abu Dhabi and address the
circumstances in each city.\n\nAnthony Shorris is a Professor of Practice
at the Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service and serves as Director of
the Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management. Before joining
NYU\, he was Executive Director of the Port Authority of New York and New
Jersey.\n\nNYU Wagner \n295 Lafayette Street\, 2nd Floor\, New York\, NY
10012\nThe Rudin Family Forum at the Puck Building\n\nMonday\, Sep. 21\, 2
009\, 6:30pm-8:30pm\n\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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LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU Rudin Center and New York / Abu Dhabi Present: Common Challenge
s\, Uncommon Cities: Mega-projects-New York
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DESCRIPTION:An Evening with Robert Kaiser of The Washington Post\n\nCome jo
in Robert Kaiser of the Washington Post discuss his new book\, “So Damn Mu
ch Money: The Triumph of Lobbying and the Corrosion of American Government
.”\n\nThe event will be held in the Holeman Lounge of the National Press C
lub. Doors will open at 6:30PM and the event will start promptly at 7:00P
M. Following Mr. Kaiser’s discussion there will be a short Q&A session\,
ending with a wine and cheese reception and book signing. \n\nSpace is lim
ited\, and will be available on a first come\, first serve basis. \n\nThe
National Press Club\, Holeman Lounge\n529 14th Street\, NW\, 13th Floor\n
Washington\, DC 20045\n\nTuesday\, September 22\, 2009 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
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LOCATION:The National Press Club\, Holeman Lounge 529 14th Street\, NW\, 13
th Floor Washington\, DC 20045
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Brademas Ctr.:MAILTO:brademas.center@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:An Evening with Robert Kaiser of The Washington Post
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DESCRIPTION:What can the UN do in response to extrajudicial killings around
the world?\n\nPhilip Alston\, John Norton Pomeroy Professor at NYU Law Sc
hool and UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial executions\nKillings which
the international community classifies as extrajudicial executions range
from unjustified killings by the police and military\, through death squad
and paramilitary killings\, to targeted assassinations and honor killings
. The international human rights regime is pledged to expose and help to
eliminate such practices. The talk will focus on the work carried out on
behalf of the UN Human Rights Council in this endeavor\, including recent
on-site visits by the speaker to the United States\, Kenya and Colombia.\n
\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue
\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n12:30-1:30
PM\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:20090924T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: What can the UN do in res
ponse to extrajudicial killings around the world?
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DESCRIPTION:Mobilizing Women for Economic Development:\n\nThe Effect of Bra
in Drain\n\nFeaturing\n\nNANA KONADU AGYEMAN-RAWLINGS\, Former First Lady
of Ghana\n\nwith\n\nKaren Grepin\,\nAssistant Professor of Global Health P
olicy\, NYU Wagner\n\nand\n\nYaw Nyarko\,\nDirector\, NYU Africa House and
Professor of Economics\, NYU FAS\n\nOpening remarks by Ellen Schall\, Dea
n\, NYU Wagner\n\nFollowed by a Q&A and a wine and cheese reception. Don'
t forget to bring valid photo ID!\n\nNANA KONADU AGYEMAN-RAWLINGS\, the fo
rmer first lady of Ghana is committed to engaging women in the socio-econo
mic and political progress of society by focusing her career on empowering
women and putting both women and children on the political agenda. Mrs. R
awlings is also credited with the movement "Two Million Strong"\, where 87
0 pre-schools were setup for child-development. She is the founder of the
grassroots 31st December Women's Movement in Ghana. Thanks to the efforts
of Mrs. Rawlings\, Ghana was one of the first nations approved by the Unit
ed Nations Convention on the Right of the Child in 1991.\n\nMembers of the
press should contact NYU Africa House via email or phone ((212) 998-4465)
for more information.\n\nWhen: 9/24/2009 6:00pm-8:00pm\n\nLocation: Kaufm
an Management Center\, Rm 11-75\, 44 W 4th Street\, New York\, N Y 10012\n
\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, p
lease visit our Event Homepage.
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DTSTART:20090924T220000Z
LOCATION:Kaufman Management Center\, Rm 11-75\, 44 W 4th Street\, New York\
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Mobilizing Women for Economic Development: The Effect of Brain Drai
n
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DESCRIPTION:SOFTWARE SECURITY AND THE BUILDING SECURITY IN MATURITY MODEL (
BSIMM)\n\nPRESENTED BY GARY MCGRAW\, CTO\, CIGITAL\, INC.\nFriday\, Septem
ber 25\, 2009 - 11 a.m.\n\nPfizer Auditorium\nPolytechnic Institute of NYU
\n5 MetroTech Center\nBrooklyn\, NY 11201\n\nAbstract\nGary McGraw\, PhD\,
will use his book "Software Security: Building Security In" to frame a di
scussion on the state of the practice of software security. He will descr
ibe the observation-based maturity model\, using examples from real softwa
re security programs and how to use the BSIMM to determine the software se
curity plan that works best for you.\n\nSpeaker Bio\nDr. Gary McGraw is CT
O of Cigital\, Inc.\, a software security and quality-consulting firm\, he
adquartered in the Washington\, DC area. He is an international expert in
the field of software security and the author of eight books. He holds dua
l PhD degrees in Cognitive Science and Computer Science from Indiana Unive
rsity where he serves on the Dean's Advisory Council for the School of Inf
ormatics.\n\nThe Distinguished Interdisciplinary Seminars in Security and
Privacy (DISSP) is an initiative sponsored by the Center for Interdiscipli
nary Studies in Security and Privacy (CRISSP)\, a collaborative effort \n
between NYU-Poly and the Stern\, Wagner\, Courant and Steinhardt schools a
t NYU.
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LOCATION:Pfizer Auditorium\, Polytechnic Institute of NYU\, 5 MetroTech Cen
ter\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201
ORGANIZER;CN=Nasir Memon:MAILTO:memon@poly.edu.
SUMMARY:SOFTWARE SECURITY AND THE BUILDING SECURITY IN MATURITY MODEL (BSIM
M)
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DESCRIPTION:Climate Change and Water Series\n\nWith Upmanu Lall\, Alan and
Carol Silberstein Professor of Earth and Environmental Engineering\, Colum
bia University\n\nWater is already a critical factor affecting the social
and economic well-being of a sizable proportion of the world’s population.
However\, with the world’s population projected to double in over the nex
t fifty years\, and water supplies becoming both more scarce and more vola
tile as a result of global warming\, we are likely to face a water crisis
so severe it will reshape everything from our governance structures to our
modes of economic and agricultural production to our patterns of social i
nteraction. Water will be the axis around which much of public policy revo
lves.\n\nThis Tuesday evening series will explore innovative and sustainab
le solutions for water harvesting\, looking at water provision from a new
vantage point: via how water sources are changing as a function of global
warming and increased population pressures. The implications that these sh
ifts will have for water sourcing and water distribution will also be expl
ored.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic
Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nTue
sday\, Sep. 29\, 2009\, 6:45pm-8:15pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for th
is event online.\n\nFor a comp
lete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
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LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Climate Change and Water Series: with Upmanu Lall\, Alan and Carol
Silberstein Professor of Earth and Environmental Engineering\, Columbia Un
iversity
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DESCRIPTION:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series:\nPOLICY MAKERS MEET PO
LICY RESEARCHERS\n\nThe Story of the Highline: A Conversation with Robert
Hammond and Professor Ingrid Gould Ellen\n\nThe Highline represents a radi
cally new example of adaptive re-use of infrastructure in an urban environ
ment\, and sets a new bar for creative greening of cityscapes. While New Y
orkers and visitors gain unique park space\, local developers and business
es lose the eyesore of rusting\, obsolescent infrastructure and the City d
evelops the prospects of economic revitalization and property value increa
ses.\n\nThis dramatic public-private solution did not manifest\, despite i
ts win-win promises\, without tumult and challenge. Join the NYU Wagner Ru
din Center and Professor Ingrid Gould Ellen for a conversation with Robert
Hammond\, co-founder of Friends of the High Line. Listen in on a dialogue
covering Robert’s storied history with the Highline\, from his brainchild
through the recent opening of its first phase\, covering the policies\, p
olitics\, workarounds\, and innovations that took the project from near di
saster to success.\n\nThe Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: Policy Make
rs Meet Policy Researchers\, presented by the NYU Wagner Rudin Center for
Transportation pairs current New York area transportation leaders and prac
titioners with top academic thinkers to discuss challenging transportation
topics: bridging theory with practice.\n\nWednesday\, Sep. 30\, 2009\, \n
8:00am-10:00am\nBreakfast Starts at 8:00 AM\; Conversation runs from 8:30
AM to 10:00AM.\n\nSpace is limited\, please RSVP to ensure your seat.\n\nN
YU Wagner\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\nThe Puck Building\,
2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\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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LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette
St.\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: The Story of the Highline:
A Conversation with Robert Hammond and Professor Ingrid Gould Ellen
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DESCRIPTION:HOW TO LIVE AND PROSPER WITH INSECURE CYBER INFRASTRUCTURE\n\nP
RESENTED BY PROFESSOR ANDREW ODLYZKO\nSCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS\, UNIVERSITY O
F MINNESOTA\n\nThursday\, October 1\, 2009 - 11 a.m.\n\nPfizer Auditorium\
nPolytechnic Institute of NYU\n5 MetroTech Center\nBrooklyn\, NY 11201\n\n
Abstract\nProfessor Andrew Odlyzko uses an interdisciplinary approach that
incorporates insights from economics\, law\, sociology\, and psychology o
f security to explain some counterintuitive and contrarian approaches to r
esearch and the deployment of information technologies. \n\nSpeaker Bio\nP
rofessor Andrew Odlyzko has had a long and distinguished career in researc
h and research management at Bell and AT&T labs and has recently built an
interdisciplinary research center. He has authored\nover 150 technical pap
ers on computational complexity\, cryptography\, number theory\, combinato
rics\, coding theory\, analysis\, probability theory and related fields. I
n recent years\, he has worked on electronic commerce\, economics of data
networks\, and economic history with particular focus on diffusion of tech
nological innovation.\n\nThe Distinguished Interdisciplinary Seminars in S
ecurity and Privacy (DISSP) is an initiative sponsored by the Center for I
nterdisciplinary Studies in Security and Privacy (CRISSP)\, a collaborativ
e effort \nbetween NYU-Poly and the Stern\, Wagner\, Courant and Steinhar
dt schools at NYU.
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LOCATION:Pfizer Auditorium\, Polytechnic Institute of NYU\, 5 MetroTech Cen
ter\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201
ORGANIZER;CN=Nasir Memon:MAILTO:memon@poly.edu
SUMMARY:HOW TO LIVE AND PROSPER WITH INSECURE CYBER INFRASTRUCTURE
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DESCRIPTION:Democratic Elections: A tool for peace or catalyst of conflict
?\n\nRobin Ludwig\, Senior Political Affairs Officer\, United Nations Depa
rtment of Political Affairs\n\nResearch over the past 10 years has suggest
ed that democracies tend to be more peaceful and engage less frequently in
inter-state conflict than other forms of government. Recent so-called de
mocratic elections in countries such as Iran\, Kenya\, Madagascar and Mold
ova have sparked protests\, demonstrations and/or country-wide violence.
What are the sources of such internal conflict related to elections? How
might they be recognized and addressed before Election Day?\n\nNYU Wagner\
nThe Puck Building\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n2
95 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nThursday\, Oct. 1\, 2009
\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\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:20091001T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Democratic Elections: A
tool for peace or catalyst of conflict?
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DESCRIPTION:Scaling Up Microfinance in Africa: Lessons from BRAC Uganda\n\n
The New York University Microfinance Initiative (NYUMI) and the\nWagner In
ternational Public Service Association (IPSA) present:\n\nMr. Arif Islam\n
Country Head of BRAC Uganda\nScaling up microfinance in Africa - Learning
from What Works:\nThe Story of how BRAC grew to become one of the largest
microfinance institutions in Uganda in less than three years\n\nJoin Mr. A
rif Islam\, the Country Head of BRAC Uganda\, for an intimate discussion o
n the scaling up of microfinance in Africa. Mr. Islam played a critical r
ole in establishing BRAC as one of the largest microfinance institutions i
n Uganda in just three years. In New York for only a week\, Mr. Islam has
graciously offered to give the Wagner community a unique perspective into
the evolution of BRAC Uganda.\nPlease join us for an engaging discussion
and reception following the presentation.\n\nMr. Arif Islam is the Country
Head of BRAC Uganda. Mr. Islam has played an instrumental role in launch
ing BRAC Uganda in November 2005\, and growing it to become one of the lar
gest microfinance institutions in the country\, in that time. BRAC Uganda
has disbursed $35 million in loans to more than 90\,000 borrowers through
its network of 85 branch offices. It has also scaled up health\, agricultu
re\, adolescent development and education programs. Under Mr. Islam's vis
ionary leadership\, BRAC has emerged as the largest non-profit in the coun
try\, employing more than 1\,500 people and touching the lives of more tha
n half a million poor people in Uganda. \n\nMr. Islam joined BRAC in 1983
as a Program Organizer\, and has since served as Regional Manager\, Zonal
Manager\, and Program Manager of BRAC’s education program in both Banglad
esh and Afghanistan. He holds a Masters in Education and Development from
the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom.\n\nAbout BRAC Uganda:\nI
n June 2006\, BRAC began operating its Microfinance Program in two distric
ts in Uganda - Kampala and Iganga. Since then\, the program has successful
ly formed 2\,352 groups\, mobilized 63\,407 poor women as members\, and di
sbursed US$16.1 million in microloans to 43\,967 members. Microloans are i
nvested primarily in small-scale business\, agriculture\, and construction
. Additionally\, the BRAC Uganda primary education program has established
58 learning centers\, trained 50 teachers\, and graduated 844 children.
Currently 1\,891 children are enrolled in the program. For more informati
on\, please visit www.brac.net.\n\nAbout the International Public Service
Association:\nThe International Public Service Association (IPSA) is a gra
duate organization that brings together members of the Wagner student body
with an interest in international public service in order to provide a fo
rum for exchange\, debate\, education and action in the areas of internati
onal public management\, policy and finance. An integral part of Wagner Sc
hool 's Global Public Service initiative\, IPSA works in conjunction with
faculty\, administration\, and other student organizations to address stud
ents with international interests and keep them informed on international
program activities.\n\nAbout the NYU Microfinance Initiative:\nThe NYU Mic
rofinance Initiative (NYUMI) is a University-wide task force created to pr
ovide a forum for students\, faculty\, and community members to share know
ledge about opportunities and developments in microfinance\, raise awarene
ss about microfinance in the New York University community\, and connect w
ith leading experts and practitioners in the field. For more information\,
please visit www.nyumi.org\n\nFor more information about the Internationa
l Public Service Association at NYU's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of
Public Service\, please visit http://wagneripsa.wordpress.com/\n\nAppetize
rs and light refreshments will be served.\n\nSpace is limited\, please RSV
P to confirm your attendance.\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rice Co
nference Room / Newman Reception Area\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, N
Y 10012-9604 \n\nTuesday 10/06/2009 6:00pm-7:30pm\n\n\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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SUMMARY:Scaling Up Microfinance in Africa: Lessons from BRAC Uganda
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CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Power. Leadership. Change.\n\nWhat is Community Organizing?\n\n
Are you curious about or new to community organizing? Exploring organizing
possibilities in your own community or with your organization? The RCLA
Social Change Leadership Network invites you to come gain insight into cur
rent\, groundbreaking community organizing campaigns and examine outreach
techniques\, movement-building strategies\, and leadership development met
hods for creating social change through community organizing. \n\nWe’ll us
e hands-on\, popular education techniques and hear from a range of locally
based organizers and leaders. The event will be facilitated by Joan Mini
eri\, co-founder of Community Voices Heard and co-author of Tools for Radi
cal Democracy: How to Organize for Power in Your Community\, and Amparo Ho
fmann- Pinilla\, deputy director of the Research Center for Leadership in
Action.\n\nFull-day participation is required\, and a light breakfast and
lunch will be provided.\n\nNYU Wagner \n295 Lafayette Street\, 2nd Floor\,
New York\, NY 10012\nThe Rudin Family Forum at the Puck Building\n\nWedne
sday\, October 7\, 2009\, 9:00am - 4:00pm\n\n********************\nRSVP fo
r this event online.\n\nFor a
complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091007T200000Z
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DTSTART:20091007T130000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Community Organizing Basics: A Social Change Leadership Network Lea
rning Session
UID:20091007T130000Z-212503@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Demystifing the US Healthcare Reform Debate Part 1: The Problem
s Facing the Health Care System\n\nHosted by the NYU Wagner Health Program
and the Wagner Health Network Student group\n\nAt a time when healthcare
reform is at the top of the agenda for the President and Congress\, this s
eries will provide in-depth discussion of the important and complex issues
involved in the debate and engage in active dialogue with both peers and
experts.\n\nWAGNER HEALTH NETWORK (WHN) serves as an academic\, profession
al and social support to students interested in the fields of health polic
y\, health management\, health finance and international health.\n\nNYU WA
GNER'S HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM has been recognized as the bes
t in the country. Located in a school of public service rather than in a m
edical or public health school\, the program crosses traditional boundarie
s\, linking management\, finance\, and policy\, and provides students with
the cutting-edge concepts and skills needed to shape the future of health
policy and management.\n\nIn the first part of the series\, Professor Joh
n Billings will describe the underlying causes of the problems that face o
ur current health care system. \n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin
Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nWednesday\, Oc
t. 7\, 2009\, 6:30pm-8:00pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <
a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online.\n\nFor a complete listi
ng of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091008T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091007T223000Z
DTSTART:20091007T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Demystifing the US Healthcare Reform Debate Part 1: The Problems Fa
cing the Health Care System
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Building Refugee Livelihoods: Food Security\, the Economic Cris
is\, and Long Term Development\n\nDale Buscher\, Director of Protection at
the Women’s Refugee Commission\n\nThe worldwide financial crisis\, coming
quickly on the heels of a global food crisis\, demonstrates that we have
entered unchartered territory. The world has changed in dramatic ways\, an
d it is the most vulnerable who suffer disproportionately from these crise
s. Refugees endure cuts in their food rations\, and humanitarian assistanc
e continues to be underfunded. These crises\, however\, also provide oppor
tunities - a chance to rethink our business model and the structure and pr
actice of humanitarian aid. Many argue that it is time to end dependency-
inducing programs and focus as early and as soon as possible on how to hel
p crisis-affected populations resume their lives and their livelihoods. D
ale Buscher discusses our collective thinking about humanitarian aid and h
ow we might progress further on the path of restoring lives\, dignity and
livelihoods.\n\nThursday\, Oct. 8\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\nNYU Wagner\nT
he Puck Building\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295
Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n\n********************\nRS
VP for this event online.\n\nF
or a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091008T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091008T163000Z
DTSTART:20091008T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Building Refugee Liveliho
ods: Food Security\, the Economic Crisis\, and Long Term Development
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Leveraging Resources to Promote Justice in Urban Environments\n
\nCo-sponsored by the Students for Criminal Justice Reform Wagner student
group and the Black Allied Law Students Association\n\nJoin us for a conve
rsation on justice in urban environments with\n \nCory Booker\nMayor\, Cit
y of Newark\, New Jersey\n\nand\n\nEllen Schall\nDean\, NYU Wagner\, and\n
former Commissioner of New York City Department of Juvenile Justice\n\nCon
versation from 6:30 -7:30\; reception to follow.\n\nLocation: NYU Wagner\,
The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n
295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604 \n\nLeveraging Resources t
o Promote Justice in Urban Environments\n\n\nCo-sponsored by the Students
for Criminal Justice Reform Wagner student group and the Black Allied Law
Students Association\n\nJoin us for a conversation on justice in urban env
ironments with\n \nCory Booker\nMayor\, City of Newark\, New Jersey\n\nand
\n\nEllen Schall\nDean\, NYU Wagner\, and\nformer Commissioner of New York
City Department of Juvenile Justice\n\nConversation from 6:30 -7:30\; rec
eption to follow.\n\nLocation: NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin
Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York
\, NY 10012-9604 \n\nThursday\, October 8\, 2009 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.\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:20091008T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic
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ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Leveraging Resources to Promote Justice in Urban Environments
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CATEGORIES:Films
DESCRIPTION:Screening of the Documentary La Americana with Director Nick Br
uckman\n\nCineALAS: Where Film Meets Public Service\n\nPresented by The Al
liance of Latino and Latin American Students Student Group\n\nIn associati
on with the Latino Law Students Association\, the Women of Color Policy Ne
twork\, the Research Center for Leadership in Action\, the Wagner Women’s
Caucus\, and the Wagner International Student Society\n\nLa Americana is a
n intimate documentary following an undocumented immigrant's journey from
Bolivia to New York City and back\, as she struggles to save the life of h
er ailing daughter. Her unforgettable story is woven into the current imm
igration crisis and policy implications in the United States\, putting a h
uman face on this timely and controversial issue. \n\nAfter the screening\
, Director Nick Bruckman will be present to host a Q&A about the film.\n\n
Vanderbilt Hall 210\, 40 Washington Square South\n\nFriday 10/09/2009 6:30
pm-8:30pm\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcomi
ng events\, please visit our Event
Homepage.
DTEND:20091010T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091009T223000Z
DTSTART:20091009T223000Z
LOCATION:Vanderbilt Hall 210\, 40 Washington Square South
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Office of Special Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.e
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SUMMARY:Screening of the Documentary La Americana with Director Nick Bruckm
an
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Students at Risk: Nutrition\, Obesity and the Public School Sys
tem\n\nPresented by the Wagner Education Policy Studies Association Studen
t Group\n\nObesity is one of the most pressing public health concerns faci
ng our nation\, and it is plaguing the younger generation at a threatening
rate. Are schools enabling this trend? How can nutrition policy be better
integrated with education policy? What role can we play as community acti
vists\, parents\, policymakers\, urban planners and taxpayers in helping t
o curb this epidemic?\n\nPlease help us answer some of these questions. Jo
in us for a night of lively discussion with a panel of experts who have co
mmitted their lives to children's nutrition and the fight against childhoo
d obesity.\n\nPanelists:\nNancy Huehnergarth\, Director\, New York State H
ealthy Eating and Physical Activity Alliance (NYSHEPA)\n\nKathryn Henderso
n\, PhD\, Director of School and Community Initiatives\, Yale's Rudd Cente
r\n\nDr. Susan Rubin\, Founder\, Better School Food and "Two Angry Moms"\n
\nChef Collazo\, Head Chef of the Department of Education in New York City
\n\nModerator:\nRogan Kersh\, Associate Professor of Public Policy and Ass
ociate Dean for Academic Affairs\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin
Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nTuesday 10/13
7:00 PM-8:30 PM\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our u
pcoming events\, please visit our
Event Homepage.
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DTSTAMP:20091013T230000Z
DTSTART:20091013T230000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
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SUMMARY:Students at Risk: Nutrition\, Obesity and the Public School System
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change\, Financial Crisis and Fragile States: The Imper
ative of Rethinking New Dimensions in International Security and Developme
nt\n\nYuvan A. Beejadhur\, Counselor for the World Bank Group \n\nThe thre
at of climate change is real and daunting. Without proper action and coord
inated national and worldwide efforts\, the consequences can be catastroph
ic and irreversible. The financial crisis is not yet over and threatens th
e lives of 400\,000 children per year\, not to mention the millions of peo
ple whose jobs are at risk and would be falling back to poverty. Both iss
ues present formidable obstacles to the achievement of the Millennium Deve
lopment Goals (MDGs). Developing countries\, and especially fragile states
are particularly concerned and at risk. At this critical juncture\, the i
nternational community needs to rethink strategically of such new dimensio
ns in international security and development. Are we better prepared to ta
ckle emerging issues that can emanate from the current crises? Can we mana
ge the unavoidable and avoid the unmanageable? What future role will inter
national institutions play? Yuvan Beejadhur explores these intricate issue
s through the lens of an international organization that is at the forefro
nt of the fight against poverty and increasingly\, climate change. \n\nNYU
Wagner\nThe Puck Building\nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2n
d Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nThursday\, Oct.
15\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listin
g of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091015T173000Z
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DTSTART:20091015T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Climate Change\, Financia
l Crisis and Fragile States: The Imperative of Rethinking New Dimensions i
n International Security and Development
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:A Look at Education and Economic Development: Conversations wit
h NYC Mayoral Candidates\n\nPresented by the Wagner Policy Alliance Studen
t Group\n\nIn line with the Wagner Policy Alliance’s 2009 –2010 theme\, “P
overty in the United States: A Plurality of Perspectives”\, the WPA will p
rovide the 2009 NYC Mayoral candidates with an opportunity to express thei
r views and proposed policies concerning the poor.\n\nThe purpose of this
mayoral candidate panel is to create a forum for discussion regarding city
policies that directly impact the lives of poor New Yorkers. Too often\,
election agendas are remiss of any mention about communities living in po
verty. \n\nThe two broad issues covered by the dialogue are education and
economic development (e.g. - asset building\, wealth creation\, and financ
ial empowerment). Questions about these two issues will be taken from the
Wagner community a week before the event\, which will be then presented b
y the faculty moderator to the candidates. The goal is not to engage in d
ebates\, but rather to foster a discussion among the candidates. Therefore
\, the candidates will be encouraged respond to one another in a civil man
ner.\n\nPanelists to be announced.\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rud
in Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nThursday 10
/15/2009 6:30pm-8:00pm\n\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:20091015T223000Z
DTSTART:20091015T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:A Look at Education and Economic Development: Conversations with NY
C Mayoral Candidates
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Setting the Agenda: the Impact of Women in Public Service\n\nPr
esented by the Wagner Womens Caucus student group\n\nThis year’s signature
fall event will facilitate a conversation about the importance of recogni
zing gender differences in the field of public service and the unique pers
pectives and experiences women leaders bring to the field of non-profit an
d government work.\n\nThe event will begin with a panel discussion featuri
ng current practitioners focusing on a number of women's rights issues\, i
ncluding\, economic development\, health and reproductive rights\, and env
ironmental impact.\n\nModerated by Nicole Mason of the NYU Wagner's Women
of Color Policy Network\; panelist\, Khushbu Srivastava\, Program Officer\
, Asia\, for the International Women's Health Coalition\; panelist Cheryl
Huber\, Research and Planning Director of New Yorkers for Parks...and more
to be announced. Each panelist will discuss his or her specific issue are
a and how the debate surrounding this issue changes when gender difference
s and women's rights are brought into the conversation. \n\nA coffee and n
etworking break will follow the panel discussion. We will then introduce t
he keynote speaker\, Marie Wilson\, Founder and President of The White Hou
se Project. Ms. Wilson will discuss the importance of encouraging women to
take on leadership positions in the public sector. After the keynote addr
ess\, there will be a small reception.\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\,
Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nFriday
10/16/2009 1:00pm-5:00pm\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:20091016T170000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Setting the Agenda: the Impact of Women in Public Service
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Stand-Up Against Poverty UN Day Celebration\n\nPresented by Wag
ner International Student Society in association with Wagner Student Allia
nce For Africa\n\nThis event will help celebrate UN Day in a unique and in
teresting manner by making use of Kofi Annan's Stand-Up Against Poverty Pl
edge. When all the guests have arrived\, we will observe a moment of "stan
ding-up" in recognition of our commitment to fighting global poverty. Phot
os and interviews will be taken to document the occasion\, and they will b
e sent to the UN for displaying alongside other campaigns around the world
.\n\nhttp://www.endpoverty2015.org/\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Ru
din Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nFriday 10/
16/2009 5:30pm-6:30pm\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing o
f our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091016T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20091016T213000Z
DTSTART:20091016T213000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Stand-Up Against Poverty UN Day Celebration
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CATEGORIES:Special Events
DESCRIPTION:The NYU Reynolds Program presents the Social Entrepreneurship i
n the 21st Century Speaker Series with Seth Goldman.\n\nSeth Goldman is Pr
esident and TeaEO of Honest Tea\, the company he co-founded in 1998 with P
rofessor Barry Nalebuff of the Yale School of Management. Over the past el
even years the company has thrived with a 66% annual compound growth rate\
, as consumers have shifted toward healthier and more sustainable diets. \
n\nIn 2008 The Coca-Cola Company purchased a minority interest in Honest T
ea\, fueling further growth as Honest becomes the first organic and Fair T
rade brand to move into the world's largest beverage distribution system.\
n\nOctober 19\, 2009\, 12:30-2:00 PM\nRudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\n295
Lafayette St.\, 2nd Fl.\nNew York\, NY 10012\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:20091019T163000Z
DTSTART:20091019T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series: Seth Goldman\, Honest Tea
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:New York / Abu Dhabi Futures: Common Challenges\, Uncommon Citi
es: Strategic Issues Facing the Ports of New York and Dubai: New York\n\nP
rofessor Asaf Ashar\, Director\, National Ports and Waterways Institute\,
University of New Orleans\n\nJeffrey S. Gould Welcome Center\, NYU 50 West
4th Street\n\nTuesday\, Oct. 20\, 2009\, 6:30pm-8:30pm\n\n***************
*****\nRSVP for this event online<
/a>.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our <
a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091021T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091020T223000Z
DTSTART:20091020T223000Z
LOCATION:Jeffrey S. Gould Welcome Center\, NYU 50 West 4th Street
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:New York / Abu Dhabi Futures: Common Challenges\, Uncommon Cities:
Strategic Issues Facing the Ports of New York and Dubai: New York
UID:20091020T223000Z-216772@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change and Water Series: Watering Egypt: Political Chal
lenges of Water Management in an Arid Land\n\nwith Jessica Barnes\, Ph.D.
candidate\, Sustainable Development\, School of International and Public A
ffairs\, Columbia University\n\nWater is already a critical factor affecti
ng the social and economic well-being of a sizable proportion of the world
’s population. However\, with the world’s population projected to double
in over the next fifty years\, and water supplies becoming both more scarc
e and more volatile as a result of global warming\, we are likely to face
a water crisis so severe it will reshape everything from our governance st
ructures to our modes of economic and agricultural production to our patte
rns of social interaction. Water will be the axis around which much of pu
blic policy revolves.\n\nThis Tuesday evening series will explore innovati
ve and sustainable solutions for water harvesting\, looking at water provi
sion from a new vantage point: via how water sources are changing as a fun
ction of global warming and increased population pressures. The implicatio
ns that these shifts will have for water sourcing and water distribution w
ill also be explored.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family
Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 1
0012-9604 \n\nTuesday\, Oct. 20\, 2009\, 6:45pm-8:15pm\n\n****************
****\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091021T001500Z
DTSTAMP:20091020T224500Z
DTSTART:20091020T224500Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Climate Change and Water Series: Watering Egypt: Political Challeng
es of Water Management in an Arid Land
UID:20091020T224500Z-211654@events.nyu.edu
URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal91&id=211654
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:Please note that this talk has been moved to Friday at the same
time:\n \nThe Middle East and United States Strategy Series: Beyond al Qa
ida: National Security in an Age of Globalization\, Terror\, and the Inter
net\n\nFeaturing Juan Zarate\, Senior Advisor\, Transnational Threats Proj
ect\, Center for Strategic and International Studies\; former deputy assis
tant to the president and deputy national security adviser for combating t
errorism (2005- 2009)\n\nFor the last decade\, the Middle East has occupie
d a place of primacy in debates over U.S. global aims and strategies. NYU
Wagner will sponsor a year-long lecture series that will bring to campus o
riginal thinkers from academics\, research centers and government. \n\nThe
Middle East and United States Strategy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagner v
isiting professor Michael Doran\, will address one of the most pressing is
sues on the U.S. strategic agenda.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The
Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, Ne
w York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nWednesday\, Oct. 21\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n*
*******************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, plea
se visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091021T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091021T163000Z
DTSTART:20091021T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series: Beyond al Qaida:
National Security in an Age of Globalization\, Terror\, and the Internet\
, featuring Juan Zarate
UID:20091021T163000Z-219412@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Preventing Mass Killing: Moving Educational Theory to Policy Pr
actice\n\nTucker Harding\, Educational Technologist\, Columbia University
Center for New Media Teaching and Learning (CCNMTL)\, and Mark Whitlock\,
program coordinator\, Columbia Center for International Conflict Resolutio
n (CICR)\nThe 20th century marked a period of extreme\, state-orchestrated
\, political violence perpetrated against civilians and noncombatants. Wha
t are possible strategies for mitigating the underlying causes of mass kil
ling and genocide\, and what potential do they have in the international a
rena? What role can the academy play in educating future prevention practi
tioners? Harding and Whitlock explore these questions\, including policies
for the prevention of mass\, identity-based violence in the 21st century\
, as well as the role of technology in training students and current polic
ymakers\, such as the preliminary results from a Web-based simulation Har
ding and Whitlock developed that was incorporated into early warning and p
revention workshops in the field.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\nThe Ru
din Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New
York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nThursday\, Oct. 22\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n****
****************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please
visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091022T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091022T163000Z
DTSTART:20091022T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Preventing Mass Killing:
Moving Educational Theory to Policy Practice
UID:20091022T163000Z-211656@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Exposing the Green Revolution: Myths\, Realities\, and Communit
y Responses\n\nPresented by the NYU Wagner Health Program\, (WHY) World Hu
nger Year\, Food & Water Watch and US Working Group on the Food Crisis\n\n
Despite the promises of the Green Revolution begun in the 1960s\, the numb
er of hungry people in the world has increased to over 1 billion today. Ye
t in the midst of the current worsening food crisis\, the solutions propos
ed are startlingly similar to those of the past. Join Josphat Ngonyo of th
e Kenyan Biodiversity Network and others to discuss what went wrong with t
he Green Revolution and to learn about vibrant community-based solutions t
o hunger from Kenya to New York.\n\nJosphat Ngonyo\nA social science and c
ommunications graduate with a postgraduate in NGO management\, Josphat is
founding Director of Africa Network for Animal Welfare. He also founded Y
outh for Conservation after over 4 years of experience in conservation edu
cation with the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Josphat plays a leading ro
le in the Kenya Biodiversity Coalition and their efforts to protect Kenyan
farmers from the introduction of genetically modified crops.\n\nHe won th
e Middle East animal welfare Award (2007) and the Eastern Africa Environme
ntal Leadership Award (2003). He sat on the National Steering Committee th
at spearheaded Kenya's wildlife conservation and management policy and leg
islation review. He's a member of the Global task force on Farm Animal Wel
fare and Trade and an honorary warden with the Kenya Wildlife Services.\n\
nNYU Wagner's Health Policy and Management Program\nHas been recognized as
the best in the country. Located in a school of public service rather tha
n in a medical or public health school\, the program crosses traditional b
oundaries\, linking management\, finance\, and policy\, and provides stude
nts with the cutting-edge concepts and skills needed to shape the future o
f health policy and management.\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin
Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nThursday 10/22
/2009 6:30pm-8:00pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of ou
r upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091023T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091022T223000Z
DTSTART:20091022T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Exposing the Green Revolution: Myths\, Realities\, and Community Re
sponses
UID:20091022T223000Z-215144@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Health Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a dialogue across different sectors with health pol
icy analysts\, information technology innovators\, public health leaders\,
and care delivery experts discussing how the major healthcare players are
preparing for the baby boomer generation at home and across the globe. \n
\nSpeakers to be announced. Reception to follow.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck B
uilding\, \nThe Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafay
ette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n10/23/2009 4:30pm-6:30pm\n\n****
****************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please
visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091023T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20091023T203000Z
DTSTART:20091023T203000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Aging and Global Health: Are We Prepared for the Epidemic of the Ag
ing Baby Boomers?
UID:20091023T203000Z-211658@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Demystifing the US Healthcare Reform Debate Part 2: Health Care
Reform\, Solution\, Politics and Media\n\nHosted by the NYU Wagner Health
Program and the Wagner Health Network Student group\n\nAt a time when hea
lthcare reform is at the top of the agenda for the President and Congress\
, this series will provide in-depth discussion of the important and comple
x issues involved in the debate and engage in active dialogue with both pe
ers and experts.\n\nWAGNER HEALTH NETWORK (WHN) serves as an academic\, pr
ofessional and social support to students interested in the fields of heal
th policy\, health management\, health finance and international health.\n
\nNYU WAGNER'S HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM has been recognized as
the best in the country. Located in a school of public service rather tha
n in a medical or public health school\, the program crosses traditional b
oundaries\, linking management\, finance\, and policy\, and provides stude
nts with the cutting-edge concepts and skills needed to shape the future o
f health policy and management.\n\nIn the second part of the series\, Prof
essor Paul Light will join Professor Billings and other expert panelists i
n a discussion of the proposed solutions\, and how politics and the media
have shaped national debate. \n\nMonday\, Oct. 26\, 2009\, 7:00pm-8:30pm\n
\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 La
fayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing o
f our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091027T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091026T230000Z
DTSTART:20091026T230000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Demystifing the US Healthcare Reform Debate Part 2: Health Care Ref
orm\, Solution\, Politics and Media
UID:20091026T230000Z-215047@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Best Practices for Major Gifts and Planned Giving\n\nLooking to
start your own major gifts or planned giving program? Already have a gif
t program up and running\, but want some tips to make it better? Or do yo
u just want to learn more about major gifts and planned giving programs?\n
\nIf so\, join the NYUWagner Alumni in Fundraising and Development group
in a discussion with major gift and planned giving experts from large and
small organizations for their inside view on creating a major gift and pla
nned giving program that is best for your organization.\n \nAfter the disc
ussion join your fellow Wagner development alumni for a reception.\n\nNYU
Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayett
e St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nTuesday 10/27/2009 6:00pm-8:00pm\n\n*****************
***\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091028Z
DTSTAMP:20091027T220000Z
DTSTART:20091027T220000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Best Practices for Major Gifts and Planned Giving
UID:20091027T220000Z-213868@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Funding Mass Transit: A Conversation with Richard Ravitch and P
rofessor Charles Brecher\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum f
or Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\nWednesday\, Oct. 28\,
2009\, 8:00am-10:00am\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of
our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091028T140000Z
DTSTAMP:20091028T120000Z
DTSTART:20091028T120000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: Funding Mass Transit: A Co
nversation with Richard Ravitch and Professor Charles Brecher
UID:20091028T120000Z-213899@events.nyu.edu
URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal91&id=213899
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Student Network Exploring Arts & Culture and t
he International Public Service Association\n\nJoin us for a panel discuss
ion exploring innovative ways the arts are used to address social and huma
nitarian issues in international development. We'll hear from experts and
practitioners in the field whose work brings them to poverty stricken are
as in the developing world\, refugee camps\, areas of conflict and post-wa
r environments\, and politically charged public spaces. Come to learn how
they use the arts to effect lasting and powerful change in underpriviledg
ed communities around the globe.\n\nPanelists Include:\n\nAmi Boghani\nPro
gram Coordinator\, Maisha Film Lab\nThe Lab provides professional training
and production resources to emerging film makers in East Africa in order
to preserve\, cultivate and unleash local voices from these regions.\n\nMa
uricio Salgado\nChief Project Officer\, Artists Striving to End Poverty\nA
n organization that connects artists with global youths and uses the arts
to create change for young people in need\n\nJoanna Sherman\nArtistic Dire
ctor\, Bond Street Theatre\nA company that uses the performing arts as hum
anitarian outreach and a tool for education and healing\n\nModerated by\nD
eborah Kapchan\nProfessor of Performance Studies\, NYU\, and currently tea
ching a class on Arts and Human Rights\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for
this event online.\n\nFor a c
omplete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091028T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20091028T210000Z
DTSTART:20091028T210000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, 2nd Floor\, Rice Conference Room
/ Newman Reception Area\, 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Arts in International Development: Harnessing the power of the crea
tive disciplines to effect social\, economic\, and political change
UID:20091028T210000Z-219676@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Women and Girls at War: 'Wives'\, Mothers and Fighters\n\nJeann
ie Annan\, Director of Research and Evaluation\, International Rescue Comm
ittee\; Visiting Scientist\, FXB Center for Health and Human Rights\, Harv
ard School of Public Health\n\nData from northern Uganda’s war challenge c
onventional notions about the role of females during and after war. Women
and girls recruited by the Lord’s Resistance Army are not passive victims\
, but play active roles\, and only a minority of those who return exhibit
serious reintegration difficulties. For those who do have problems with re
integration\, abduction into the armed group exacerbates already existing
problems\, including gender inequalities\, corruption in the police system
\, and devastating poverty. Join us as Dr. Jeannie Annan\, Director of Res
earch and Evaluation at the International Rescue Committee\, discusses fin
dings from her research and addresses how decreasing violence against wome
n after war will depend on the strength of interventions to address factor
s at individual\, family and community levels. \n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Bu
ilding\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayett
e Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nThursday\, Oct. 29\, 2009\, 12:30pm
-1:30pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming e
vents\, please visit our Event Hom
epage.
DTEND:20091029T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091029T163000Z
DTSTART:20091029T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Conflict Security and Development Series: Women and Girls at War: W
ives\, Mothers and Fighters
UID:20091029T163000Z-212509@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Please note this is the confirmed date for this talk\n\nThe Mid
dle East and United States Strategy Series \n\nFeaturing Fred Wehrey\, Sen
ior Policy Analyst\, RAND\n\nFor the last decade\, the Middle East has occ
upied a place of primacy in debates over U.S. global aims and strategies.
NYU Wagner will sponsor a year-long lecture series that will bring to camp
us original thinkers from academics\, research centers and government. \n\
nThe Middle East and United States Strategy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagn
er visiting professor Michael Doran\, will address one of the most pressi
ng issues on the U.S. strategic agenda.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\,
The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street
\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nWednesday\, Oct. 30\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm
\n\nPlease note date change\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event <
a href="http://wagner.nyu.edu/events/">online.\n\nFor a complete listi
ng of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091030T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20091030T163000Z
DTSTART:20091030T163000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series featuring Fred We
hrey\, Senior Policy Analyst\, RAND
UID:20091030T163000Z-219410@events.nyu.edu
URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal91&id=219410
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:End of Poverty? U.S. Movie Premiere and Discussion\n\nThe Inter
national Public Service Association (IPSA) is proud to present the U.S. mo
vie premiere of “The End of Poverty? Think Again!” by multi-awarded filmma
ker Philippe Diaz. The screening will be followed by a discussion moderate
d by Professor Salo Coslovsky.\n\nAfter 25 selections to international fil
m festivals\, including the Cannes Festival 2008\, "The End of Poverty" is
coming to American Theaters on November 13th. Aimed at exploring the root
causes for the persistence of poverty\, this documentary presents footage
from the poorest areas around the world\, punctuated by the comments of s
uch personalities as Nobel Prize winners Amartya Sen and Joseph Stiglitz\,
William Easterly\, author/activist Susan George\, Eric Toussaint and Boli
vian Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera.\n\n\nWhen: 10/30/2009 4:00pm-7:0
0pm\n\nLocation:\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum
for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9
604\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming event
s\, please visit our Event Homepag
e.
DTEND:20091030T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20091030T200000Z
DTSTART:20091030T200000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic
Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The End of Poverty? U.S. Movie Premiere and Discussion
UID:20091030T200000Z-219315@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Rescue\, Recovery\, and Reining in the Deficit with Peter R. Or
szag\, Director\, Office of Management and Budget\n\nJohn Sexton\, Preside
nt\, New York University and Ellen Schall\, Dean and Martin Cherkasky Prof
essor of Health Policy and Management\, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School o
f Public Service cordially invite you to an address by\n\nPeter R. Orszag\
nDirector\, Office of Management and Budget on "Rescue\, Recovery\, and Re
ining in the Deficit"\n\nTuesday\, November 3\, 2009\n11:00 AM\n\nHelen an
d Martin Kimmel Center for University Life\n60 Washington Square South\, 4
th Floor\nEisner and Lubin Auditorium\n(at the corner of LaGuardia Place)\
n\nPeter R. Orszag served as the Director of the Congressional Budget Offi
ce from January 2007 to December 2008\, overseeing the agency's work in pr
oviding objective\, nonpartisan\, and timely analyses of economic and budg
etary issues -- supervising the numerous analytical papers and cost estima
tes that the agency produces and\, to present the results\, frequently tes
tifying before the Congress. Under his leadership\, the agency significan
tly expanded its focus on areas such as health care and climate change. \n
\nIn previous government service\, Orszag served as Special Assistant to t
he President for Economic Policy and as a staff economist and then Senior
Advisor and Senior Economist at the President's Council of Economic Advise
rs. Orszag was the Joseph A. Pechman Senior Fellow and Deputy Director of
Economic Studies at the Brookings Institution. While at Brookings\, he a
lso served as Director of The Hamilton Project\; Director of the Retiremen
t Security Project\; and Co-Director of the Tax Policy Center\, a joint ve
nture with the Urban Institute. Orszag graduated summa cum laude in econo
mics from Princeton University and obtained a Ph.D. in economics from the
London School of Economics\, which he attended as a Marshall scholar. \n\
nHe has coauthored or coedited a number of books\, including Protecting th
e Homeland 2006/7 (2006)\, Aging Gracefully: Ideas to Improve Retirement S
ecurity in America (2006)\, and Saving Social Security: A Balanced Approac
h (2004)\, and American Economic Policy in the 1990s (2002). Dr. Orszag is
a member of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academies of
Sciences. He was previously a visiting scholar at New York University's R
obert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.\n\n\n******************
**\nFor a complete listing of NYU Wagner upcoming events\, please visit ou
r Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091103T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20091103T160000Z
DTSTART:20091103T160000Z
LOCATION:Helen and Martin Kimmel Center for University Life\, 60 Washington
Square South\, 4th Floor\, Eisner and Lubin Auditorium
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Rescue\, Recovery\, and Reining in the Deficit with Peter R. Orszag
\, Director\, Office of Management and Budget
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series \n\nFeaturing
Will McCants\, Fellow\, Combating Terrorist Center\, West Point\n\nFor th
e last decade\, the Middle East has occupied a place of primacy in debates
over U.S. global aims and strategies. NYU Wagner will sponsor a year-long
lecture series that will bring to campus original thinkers from academics
\, research centers and government. \n\nThe Middle East and United States
Strategy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagner visiting professor Michael Doran
\, will address one of the most pressing issues on the U.S. strategic age
nda.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic D
ialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nWedn
esday\, Nov. 4\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n********************\nRSVP for t
his event online.\n\nFor a com
plete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091104T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20091104T173000Z
DTSTART:20091104T173000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series featuring Will Mc
Cants\, Fellow\, Combating Terrorist Center\, West Point
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:People of color and low-income individuals are over-represented
among those without health insurance. It is estimated that 19 percent of
African-Americans and 30 percent of Latinos are without health insurance.
Healthcare reform is issue number one for the Administration. And it shoul
d be a priority for communities of color as well. \n\nJoin us for this pr
ovocative town hall meeting with leading experts and community leaders as
we discuss the current proposals on the table and the impact they will hav
e on communities of color\, strategies for creating inclusive healthcare r
eform and how current proposals can begin to alleviate health disparities
in low-income communities.\n\nDiscussants:\n\nJessica Gonzalez-Rojas -Lati
na Institute for Reproductive Health\n\nCara James\, Ph.d- Henry J. Kaiser
Family Foundation\n\nMaya Wiley- Center for Social Inclusion\n\nMiriam Ye
ung -The National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum (NAPAWF)\n\nWhen: 1
1/04/2009 6:00pm-7:30pm\n\nLocation:\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The
Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, N
ew York\, NY 10012-9604\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing o
f our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091105T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091104T230000Z
DTSTART:20091104T230000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic
Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:High Stakes: Healthcare Reform and Communities of Color
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series\n\nWoody Tasch is chairman
of Slow Money\, a non-profit financial intermediary dedicated to investing
in local food systems and building restorative capital markets. Woody is
chairman emeritus of Investors' Circle\, a network of angel investors\, fa
mily offices\, social purpose funds\, and foundations that has invested $1
33 million in 200 early stage sustainability-promoting ventures and ventur
e funds\, since 1992. In the 1990s\, he pioneered the integration of asset
management and philanthropic purpose as treasurer of the Jessie Smith Noy
es Foundation and founding chairman of the Community Development Venture C
apital Alliance. An experienced venture-capital investor and entrepreneur\
, he has served on numerous for-profit and non-profit boards. He lives in
northern New Mexico.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family F
orum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10
012-9604\n\nNovember 5\, 2009 5:30-7:00PM\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:20091105T223000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series: Woody Tasch\, Chairman\, Inves
tor's Circle
UID:20091105T223000Z-212513@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series \n\nFeaturing
Aaron David Miller\, Public Policy Fellow\, Woodrow Wilson International
Center for Scholars\; former advisor to six secretaries of state.\n\nFor t
he last decade\, the Middle East has occupied a place of primacy in debate
s over U.S. global aims and strategies. NYU Wagner will sponsor a year-lon
g lecture series that will bring to campus original thinkers from academic
s\, research centers and government. \n\nThe Middle East and United States
Strategy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagner visiting professor Michael Dora
n\, will address one of the most pressing issues on the U.S. strategic ag
enda.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic
Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nMon
day\, Nov. 9\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for t
his event online.\n\nFor a com
plete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091109T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20091109T173000Z
DTSTART:20091109T173000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series featuring Aaron D
avid Miller\, Public Policy Fellow\, Woodrow Wilson International Center f
or Scholars\; former advisor to six secretaries of state.
UID:20091109T173000Z-212515@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:This conference will examine the interactions between race\, po
licy and poverty in the realm of education\, the economic recession and th
e prison industrial complex.\n\nKeynote: Introductory Remarks and Educatio
n Panel: A Look at the Economics of Education and its Effect on Students o
f Color Achievement\n\n9:30 – 10:00 Registration & Continental Breakfast\n
\n10:00 – 10:30 Keynote: Introductory Remarks\n\n10:30 – 11:45 \n\nSpeaker
s\n\nPedro Noguera\, Steinhardt School of Culture\, Education\, and Human
Development at New York University\n\nDr. Sheila Evens Tranum\, Associate
Commission of Education\, NY State Education Department\n\nShawn Dove\, Op
en Society Institute\n\n11:45 – 12:45 Lunch and Networking\n\n12:45 – 2:00
Applied Research Center’s presentation on report entitled "Race and Reces
sion: How Inequity Rigged the Economy and how to Change the Rules" by Seth
Wessler\, ARC Senior Policy Researcher\n\n2:00-3:00 The Prison Pipeline:
A Closer Look at the Prison Industrial Complex with Max Kenner\, founder o
f the Bard Prison Initiative\, and Mishi Faruqee\, Director of the Juvenil
e Justice Project with the Correctional Association of New York\n\n3:00-3:
30 Closing Remarks\n\nDate: Wednesday\, Nov. 11\, 2009\, 9:30am-3:30pm\n\n
Location: NYU\, The Kimmel Center\, 802 Shorin Performance Studio\n60 Wash
ington Square South\, New York\, NY 10012 \n\n********************\nRSVP f
or this event online.\n\nFor a
complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091111T203000Z
DTSTAMP:20091111T143000Z
DTSTART:20091111T143000Z
LOCATION:NYU\, The Kimmel Center\, 802 Shorin Performance Studio\, 60 Washi
ngton Square South\, New York\, NY 10012
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Cost of Inequality: Exploring the Interception of Race\, Povert
y\, and Policy
UID:20091111T143000Z-219322@events.nyu.edu
URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal91&id=219322
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:Presented by NYU Wagner's International Public Service Associat
ion and the Wagner Education Policy Studies Association Student Groups.\n\
nEducation is often talked about as a driver of development and a panacea
for post-conflict regions. But what specifically do education programs in
developing and post-conflict countries entail? What innovations have been
designed and implemented to help build communities\, spur production and p
romote stability? How do some of these models differ across regions and wh
at impact have they had? Join us for a night of lively discussion with rep
resentatives from organizations that operate in the field of international
education.\n\nGuest Panelists:\n\nAnita Anastacio\, Senior Technical Advi
sor for Education\, International Rescue Committee\n\nLouisa Benton\, Dire
ctor of Development and Communications\, WorldFund\n\nTzvetomira Laub\, In
ter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE) Coordinator for Min
imum Standards\n\nModerator:\n\nConor Grennan\, Executive Director\, Next
Generation Nepal\n\n11/16/2009 6:30pm-8:00pm\n\nNYU Wagner\, The Puck Buil
ding\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor\n\n\
n\n\n\n********************\nRSVP for this event online.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming event
s\, please visit our Event Homepag
e.
DTEND:20091117T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20091116T233000Z
DTSTART:20091116T233000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Innovations in Education in Latin America\, Asia and Africa
UID:20091116T233000Z-219915@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change and Water Series: Rethinking the Science of Clim
ate: Water Use\, Culture\, and Adaptation to Global Warming in the Andes\n
\nwith Mark Carey\, Assistant Professor\, Department of History\, Washingt
on and Lee University \n\nWater is already a critical factor affecting the
social and economic well-being of a sizable proportion of the world’s pop
ulation. However\, with the world’s population projected to double in ove
r the next fifty years\, and water supplies becoming both more scarce and
more volatile as a result of global warming\, we are likely to face a wate
r crisis so severe it will reshape everything from our governance structur
es to our modes of economic and agricultural production to our patterns of
social interaction. Water will be the axis around which much of public p
olicy revolves.\n\nThis Tuesday evening series will explore innovative and
sustainable solutions for water harvesting\, looking at water provision f
rom a new vantage point: via how water sources are changing as a function
of global warming and increased population pressures. The implications tha
t these shifts will have for water sourcing and water distribution will al
so be explored.\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum
for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9
604\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 17\, 2009\, 6:45pm-8:15pm\n\n********************\nR
SVP for this event online.\n\n
For a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091118T011500Z
DTSTAMP:20091117T234500Z
DTSTART:20091117T234500Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:Climate Change and Water Series: Rethinking the Science of Climate:
Water Use\, Culture\, and Adaptation to Global Warming in the Andes
UID:20091117T234500Z-212517@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:International Policy Events
DESCRIPTION:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series: The US-Russi
a-Iran Triangle: Right\, Acute\, or Obtuse?\n\nFeaturing Mark Katz\, Prof
essor of Government and Politics\, George Mason University.\n\nFor the las
t decade\, the Middle East has occupied a place of primacy in debates over
U.S. global aims and strategies. NYU Wagner will sponsor a year-long lect
ure series that will bring to campus original thinkers from academics\, re
search centers and government. \n\nThe Middle East and United States Strat
egy Series\, moderated by NYU Wagner visiting professor Michael Doran\, w
ill address one of the most pressing issues on the U.S. strategic agenda.\
n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialog
ue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nWednesday
\, Nov. 18\, 2009\, 12:30pm-1:30pm\n\n\n\n\n\n********************\nRSVP f
or this event online.\n\nFor a
complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091118T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20091118T173000Z
DTSTART:20091118T173000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Middle East and United States Strategy Series: The US-Russia-Ir
an Triangle: Right\, Acute\, or Obtuse? Featuring Mark Katz\, Professor o
f Government and Politics\, George Mason University
UID:20091118T173000Z-212519@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: World Class Streets fo
r a World City\n\nPOLICY MAKERS MEET POLICY RESEARCHERS\n\nThe Thinking an
d Doing Breakfast Series: Policy Makers Meet Policy Researchers pairs curr
ent New York area transportation leaders and practitioners with top academ
ic thinkers to discuss challenging transportation topics: bridging theory
with practice.\n\nBreakfast Starts at 8:00 AM\; Conversation runs from 8:3
0 AM to 10:00AM.\n\nSpace is limited\, please RSVP to ensure your seat.\n\
nA Conversation with NYC Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan\, NYC Chief Desig
ner Alexandros Washburn and Professor/ Vice Chancellor for NYU Abu Dhabi H
ilary Ballon\n\nLocation: NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Famil
y Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl. 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY
10012-9604\n\nWednesday\, November 25\, 2009 8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.\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:20091125T130000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, The Rudin Family Forum for Civic
Dialogue\, 2nd Fl. 295 Lafayette Street\, New York\, NY 10012-9604
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:The Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: World Class Streets for a
World City
UID:20091125T130000Z-219559@events.nyu.edu
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CATEGORIES:Alumni events
DESCRIPTION:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series: Karl Hofman\, President &
CEO\, Population Services International\n\nNYU Wagner\nThe Puck Building\,
The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue\, 2nd Fl.\n295 Lafayette Street
\, New York\, NY 10012-9604\n\nDecember 3\, 2009 6:00-7:30 PM\n\n*********
***********\nRSVP for this event o
nline.\n\nFor a complete listing of our upcoming events\, please visit
our Event Homepage.
DTEND:20091204T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20091203T230000Z
DTSTART:20091203T230000Z
LOCATION:NYU Wagner\, The Puck Building\, Rudin Forum for Civic Dialogue\,
295 Lafayette St.\, 2nd Floor
ORGANIZER;CN=NYU Wagner Events:MAILTO:wagner.events@nyu.edu
SUMMARY:NYU Reynolds Program Speaker Series: Karl Hofman\, President & CEO\
, Population Services International
UID:20091203T230000Z-212521@events.nyu.edu
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