51²è¹Ý

My Life as a Young Arab in the West

April 24, 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Mānoa Campus, Miller Hall 101, 2515 Campus Road

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Mr. Al-Hindawi will discuss his experiences of moving to Europe, having his asylum case rejected, and working with refugees in the humanitarian field; the talk is meant to challenge stereotypes about refugees and immigrants.

Ali Al-Hindawi is an Iraqi refugee who is currently working at the United Nations Office in Geneva, Switzerland. He has extensive training on Model UN, conflict management, human rights, and growing up in non-peaceful environments. He has conducted workshops and given seminars on interfaith harmony, global cultural diversity, and breast cancer.

Ticket Information
Free to the public

Event Sponsor
CTAHR/Family & Consumer Sciences Department, Mānoa Campus

More Information
Andy Reilly, (808) 956-5061, areilly@hawaii.edu, Fashion, Islam, and Freedom (PDF)

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Tuesday, April 24
8:00am	Linguistics Final Oral Mānoa Campus, Moore Hall 155
10:30am	Children's Center Bake Sale Mānoa Campus, Campus Center
10:30am	Qualify for SNAP with SP@M Mānoa Campus, Campus Center
12:00pm	Center for Chinese Studies Research Seminar Mānoa Campus, Moore Hall 109 (or Hamilton Library 401)
12:00pm	WRRC and 'Ike Wai Seminar Mānoa Campus, HIG 210
1:30pm	Richard Akamine, clarinet (junior recital) Mānoa Campus, Orvis Auditorium
4:00pm	Q&A with Admissions at Richardson Mānoa Campus, William S. Richardson School of Law- Seminar Room 2
4:00pm	My Life as a Young Arab in the West Mānoa Campus, Miller Hall 101, 2515 Campus Road
5:30pm	Introduction to Structured Query Language Honolulu Campus, 874 Dillingham Blvd
6:00pm	JEFFREY STOCKBRIDGE / Kensington Blues: Philadelphia's Opioid Epidemic Reveal Mānoa Campus, ART Building, room 101
6:00pm	New Challenges of Diversity." Guest Speaker: Mr. Ali Amer Taha Al-Hindawi Mānoa Campus, Miller Hall 101, 2515 Campus Road
7:30pm	51²è¹Ý Contemporary Music Ensemble Mānoa Campus, Orvis Auditorium