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Upcoming Events

August 2, 2005
9/11 Public Discourse Project:
Unfinished Agenda Seventh public panel on Foreign Policy (Part 1)

Time: 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Location: Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
One Woodrow Wilson Plaza
1300 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20004... More

August 4, 2005
4th Annual Randy Scott Memorial Golf Outing

Time: 1:45 pm
Location: Sterling Farms, 1349 Newfield Avenue Stamford, CT 06905
(203) 322-3730... More

August 8, 2005

Fourth Annual Morty Frank Memorial Golf Outing

Location: Cold Spring Country Club in Huntington, New York
Contact: 610-995-2175... More

August 20, 2005

Kevin N. Colbert Scholarship
Fundraiser

Time: 9:00 pm
Location: Patty & Johnny’s, Nassau Blvd., West Hempstead, NY ... More


August 20-26, 2005
Camp Haze Camp Kennybrook Monticello, NY
The camp is for children ages 7-12 of families who lost a loved one on 9/11... More

July 29, 2005
Dear Families and Friends,


Warm Regards,






Mary Fetchet

 


 

Panel 7: Foreign Policy

On Monday, August 2nd, the 9/11 Public Discourse Project (PDP) will hold the first of two panel discussions on Foreign Policy. The event will focus specifically on U.S. policy towards Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. Please click here to read an excerpt from the 9/11 Commission Report on foreign policy recommendations for the above mentioned countries. Of greatest importance in these areas is eliminating terrorist sanctuaries while maintaining, or preferably, improving relations with the leaders and citizens of those countries. Terrorism is a global ill, and it is only through vigourous international cooperation and dedication that it will be combated. The distinguished group of panelists will likely discuss these, and many other issues.

Monday’s panel will be moderated by former 9/11 Commission Vice Chairman Lee H. Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton is currently president and director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Prior to serving on the Commission, Mr. Hamilton served for 34 years in the U.S. House of Representatives, where he chaired the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, as well as numerous other committees and subcommittees. His vast wealth of knowledge on international relations and foreign policy will provide for an informative and spirited discussion. For more information, please view a flyer for the event or visit the 9/11 PDP website.

 

Featured Memorial Event
4th Annual Morty Frank Memorial Golf Outing

When: Monday, August 8, 2005
Where: Cold Spring Country Club in Huntington, NY
Contact: 610-995-2175


Join together with the friends and family of Morty Frank for a day of golf and more to provide scholarships to graduating students of Lynbrook High School. Click here for more information or call 610-995-2175 to request an invitation.

Please click here to send us information on your memorial or foundation event. The information will be posted on our website and distributed in the newsletters.

 

The Right Honorable Kim Campbell
Former Prime Minister of Canada

As former Prime Minister of Canada, the Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell holds the distinction as North America’s only female head of state. In addition to a long and distinguished political career, Ms. Campbell has lectured at numerous institutes and universities, as well as served as director for several boards, including her current role as Secretary General for the Club of Madrid, an international organization focused on strengthening and promoting democracy worldwide. Ms. Campbell was a panelist in last weeks 9/11 Public Discourse Project panel on Civil Liberties and stressed the importance of ??? We thank Ms. Campbell for her dedication in advocating for liberty and equality worldwide.

 

 


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