2009 Annual Meeting and Civil Liberties Symposium
Sat., Nov. 14, 2009
2009 topic: Government-Imposed Morality
Runs 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall
Free and open to the public!
Join us for an afternoon of exciting discussion and activism on a broad range of issues relating to government-imposed morality.
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The Civil Liberties Symposium 2009 features:
- Keynote speech by the Honorable Ronald T.Y. Moon, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Hawaii.
- Following the keynote, choose 2 breakout sessions to attend:
- Breakout session A "The Government in Our Bedrooms" Planned panelists will discuss trends toward Marriage Equality and the ongoing struggle to defend women's rights to reproductive freedom.
- Breakout Session B: “Justice for Some - But Not For All?” Planned panelists on prison conditions, re-integration after incarceration as well as access to justice & discrimination issues faced by immigrant communities.
- Breakout Session C: “Technology and Privacy” Planned panelists on trends in DNA & privacy, the controversial patent of the "breast cancer gene" (BRCA), and the increasing use of biometrics - body and facial scanners - during travel.
Please check back as we firm up our topics and speaker line-ups!
RSVP if possible by 11/7/09.
RSVP via mail, phone, fax or email. Tell us:
- Your name and a phone number or email address (this contact information is important so that we can reach you in case event details change!)
- The number of people in your party
- First and second choice for breakout sessions for each person
- Any special accommodations requested
ph. (808) 522-5906 (24-hour RSVP line)
fax (808) 522-5909
office@acluhawaii.org
Walk-ins are welcome on the day of the event, but your RSVP will help us plan!
RSVP if possible by 11/7/09.
Requests for disability accommodation: submit your request using the contact info below by 11/1/09. We will always try to accommodate requests. The Blaisdell Exhibition Hall is ADA-accessible.
Parking/Transportation: Self-parking: $5 in Blaisdell lot. Street parking in surrounding area is metered. The Blaisdell Center is served by major bus lines. Contact TheBus for schedules and information.
Ph.: (808)522-5900 Fax: (808)522-5909 Email: office@acluhawaii.org
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