[inaudible conversations] good evening. Good evening. If i can ask the last of her guests to take their seats. I want to welcome everyone. Im margot lurie contractor programming and engagement at the museum of jewish heritage, a living memorial to holocaust. A little bit about this institution before we go into the program. This is the thirdlargest Holocaust Museum in the world. Offering a range of rigorous and engaging exhibitions, programs and resources. In a world of rising intolerance, antisemitism and holocaust denial, we are called upon to be bolder in mission of education and outreach than ever before through events like this one. Tonight if it is indeed a special one. This is the launch of the new edition of shores beyond shores power from them wife by irene butter, a survivor of two concentration camps camps whose dedicated her life to Holocaust Education and peace activism. She is the cofounder of the metal and lecture series at the university of michigan where she is profess
Of education and outreach than ever before through events like this one. Tonights event is a special one the launch of the new edition of shores beyond the shores a powerful memoir a survivor to concentration camps was dedicated her life to Holocaust Education and peace activism. The cofounder of the lecture series at the university of michigan where she is Professor Emeritus of Public Health and also one of the founders of arab jewish womens Dialogue Group in ann arbor. We are also so pleased to have with us the coauthor john bidwell and chris holloway. We are honored to have been in conversation with andrew sullivan, doctor solomon is the renowned author of far from the trees, parents, children and the search for identity as well as the atlas of depression which won the 2001 National Book award for nonfiction. Professor of clinical medical psychology at Columbia University Medical Center and former president of penn america center. And i just want to share with you briefly his reacti
Tour visits chico, california. For six years, we have traveled to u. S. Cities, bringing the our viewers. You can learn more online. Media smack down, deconstructing the news and media journalism. Reporter of the Indianapolis Star for 25 years. He is a prolific author in retirement. He put together the manuscript and brought me toward the end of things to bring a different perspective to the work. The book gives this brush over of the history of journalism. There is a nice chapter on that. The basic idea is you have these series of factors that transform journalism in the last 75 years. We had the rise of corporate ownership starting in 1946. We had the rise of the internet. We had the rise of the world wide web, which changed almost everything and allowed individuals to participate. Economicad global collapse starting about 2007. Along with that, we had the rise and socialnes, apps, media. You have this corporate storm, declining returns because of competition and economic issues, res
Daily. Cesium was created as a Public Service by americas Cable Television companies. It brought to stay your cable or satellite provider. For the next 45 minutes, an american tv exclusive. We go to chico, california to learn about history. For six years, we have traveled across the United States to learn more about Historic Sites and you can learn more on cspan. Org. It is hard to really grasp how important was to our States History from founding the city of chico to delivering the news of californias inception into the country. In october 1850 in San Francisco. His legacy and footprint can be seen through california. Here, this is the mansion where we are the home to 5. 2 acres of roughlyl 22,000 square feet and it is a mansion that was constructed from 1865 to 1868. The style of architecture that we see today is referred to as the villa. There is a number of potential explanations as to why this chosen this style of architecture. Being in a mediterranean climate, and being that the
P. M. E p. M. Eastern also on cspan3. Now a conversation on women in combat from the institute of World Politics. This is about an hour and 15 minutes. Okay, i guess we can get going. Welcome to everyone. My name is owens. We are an independent security school. We offer three masters degrees. We offer an executive and professional masters as well. In addition we have 18 certificates. Were very happy to cosponsor this event with mark moyar. We have a great speaker who is done a great deal of work in this area. Its a topical topic as you know. I think the department of redundancy department. But as i say we are cosponsoring this with the center for military and diplomatic history. And mark moyar, to say a couple words and i will introduce our moderator. Im dr. Mark moyar. I wanted to thank dr. Owens, and katie bridges and kevin dunne, you have done a wonderful job organizing this event. Thanks also to Lindsay Markell and daniel, the Foreign Policy initiative. We do events on history that