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Fighting for Change: Life Stories of Aurora Modern-Day Heroes

Join the Aurora Dialogues Online event titled “Fighting for Change: Life Stories of Aurora Modern-Day Heroes,” which will be held on July 18, Nelson Mandela International Day. On #MandelaDay, people from all over the world come together to discuss and honor the contributions of Nelson Mandela to the service of humanity in conflict resolution, race relations, promotion and protection of human rights and social justice, gender equality, and the fight against poverty. Aurora and The New Humanitarian will celebrate Mandela Day by discussing the life stories of exceptional human rights and social activists from Aurora’s network who have followed in Mandela's footsteps and made a tangible impact in their communities and the world at large. These heroes come from different backgrounds and work in different fields, but they all share a common commitment to social justice, human rights, and equality. By reflecting on their contributions to society and the challenges they have faced, we can be inspired to continue the work of building a more just and equitable world for all. The discussion will be held in English. You are welcome to share your questions in the registration form (https://bit.ly/44sWOlx), and the speakers will try to respond to the most urgent and frequently asked ones. A conversation with Aurora heroes will be a rich and engaging exploration of some of the most pressing social and ethical issues of our time and a celebration of the courage and compassion of those who have dedicated their lives to making the world a better place. Participants are welcome to join us via Facebook Live or may choose to watch the discussion via Youtube. #MandelaDay2023 #ModernDayHeroes Speakers – Armine Afeyan, Executive Director, Aurora Humanitarian Initiative – Marino Cordoba, President, National Association of Displaced Afro-Colombians (AFRODES) – Mahienour El-Massry, 2022 Aurora Humanitarian; Lawyer; Human Rights and Political Activist – Sunitha Krishnan, 2018 Aurora Humanitarian; Co-Founder, Prajwala Anti-Trafficking Activist – Michael Lapsley, Founder, Institute for Healing of Memories; Anti-Apartheid Activist The event will be moderated by Heba Aly, CEO of the The New Humanitarian. Twitter:   / auroraprize_   Facebook:   / auroraprize   Instagram:   / auroraprize   LinkedIn:   / auroraprize