The panel discussion will address  questions regarding the specifics of human trafficking in the L.A. context. 

It will feature representatives from various organizations, including:

Distinguished Diplomacy and World Affairs alumni Kyle Ballard '04 and Katie Wiese '15 will address the multidimensional issue of human trafficking, in the contexts of diplomacy, domestic and global politics, and survivor experiences. This will include questions on what is considered trafficking (and what isn't), and how to explain these distinctions.

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This event is sponsored by Occidental’s Media Arts & Culture Department and is free and open to the public, but contains R-rated content. 

The Theater Department is hosting an interdisciplinary panel on the fall production U-R-U  by Julia Lederer, which is based on Karel Čapek's 1920 Sci Fi play R.U.R.

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Drop in Printmaking Workshop

5 - 7 PM | Outside of Choi Auditorium
KOXY will Dj Workshop

SASKIA SASSEN IS A MEMBER OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY'S COMMITTEE ON GLOBAL THOUGHT, WHICH SHE CHAIRED UNTIL 2015. SHE IS AN EXPERT IN CITIES, IMMIGRATION, AND STATES IN THE WORLD ECONOMY, WITH INEQUALITY, GENDERING AND DIGITIZATION AS THREE KEY VARIABLES RUNNING THOUGH HER WORK. HER MOST RECENT WORK INCLUDES "EXPULSIONS: BRUTALITY AND COMPLEXITY IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY" (HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, MAY 2014).

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Dr. Rosenthal currently oversees the United Nations Development Programme "UNDP" communications strategy and serves as a leader to advance the mission of the organization. In her work, Rosenthal focuses on the intersection of rights and development, and specifically, the convergence between human rights policy and practice. Rosenthal is a graduate of the London School of Economics.

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