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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2008 · 46 MIN

Building Bridges: How Will History Judge Us?

from KGSM Student Radio » Aural Fixation · host Greg Boone

A short documentary about the 2008 Building Bridges Conference at Gustavus. Building Bridges is an annual diversity conference centered around the topics of activism and awareness. The 2008 “Genocide Awareness: How Will History Judge Us” featured keynote speaker Paul Rusesabagina. His keynote focused on his experiences with genocide and the rest of the conference featured [...]

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A short documentary about the 2008 Building Bridges Conference at Gustavus. Building Bridges is an annual diversity conference centered around the topics of activism and awareness. The 2008 "Genocide Awareness: How Will History Judge Us" featured keynote speaker Paul Rusesabagina. His keynote focused on his experiences with genocide and the rest of the conference featured workshops and activities including a food packaging for Kids Against Hunger. Interviewed subjects are students Asitha Jayawardena and Jing Han Soh and Virgil Jones, Gustavus' Director of Multicultural Programs.

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