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Democracy Dinner: Building a pro-democracy movement w/ lessons from Guatemala, Mexico and Colombia

  • 1906 Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19103 United States (map)

Thursday, July 23rd 5:30 - 8 PM

Location: Philadelphia Ethical Society

5:30 to 6:30 - Panel discussion

6:30 to 8:00 - Dinner (no charge for dinner or this event)

Description

Join us at the Philadelphia Ethical Society on Rittenhouse Square for a face-to-face dinner conversation on how we can defend and rejuvenate democracy, from the local to the global. Three activists from Mexico, Guatemala and Colombia will join us to share their stories and lessons learned: Mynor Alonzo, Guatemalan political analyst, strategist; Dayana Mosquera, Global Exchange consultant in Colombia; and Alberto Solís Castro, Mexican peacebuilder and human rights specialist. 

After an initial panel discussion moderated by Aurora Muñoz from Domestic Workers Alliance and Philip Lindsay from the Ethical Society, we will have small-group conversations over dinner, with guests from multiple local organizations at each table. There will be translation between English and Spanish.

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