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Holocaust Survivors Share their Experiences with Students of Universidad Americana de Panama
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Holocaust Survivors Share their Experiences with Students of Universidad Americana de Panama

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

The Global Embassy of Activist for Peace worked together with Universidad Americana de Panama to carry out ​​the university forum "Educating to Remember: The Holocaust - Paradigm of Genocide". The event was held in the auditorium of the University. 

Human Rights: A Fundamental Topic in the Forum "Educating to Remember" at UMECIT University of Panama
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Human Rights: A Fundamental Topic in the Forum "Educating to Remember" at UMECIT University of Panama

As a form of prevention and dissemination, and to effectively educate future generations about the importance of human rights and universal principles, the Metropolitan University of Education, Science and Technology (UMECIT) gathered over 250 students for the series of university forums currently being carried out in Panama, "Educating to Remember - The Holocaust: Paradigm of Genocide", to introduce this initiative of the Global Embassy of Activists for Peace.

David – Chiriqui, Panama Receives the Segal Family Commemorative Plaque
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David – Chiriqui, Panama Receives the Segal Family Commemorative Plaque

Two years after the project Traces to Remember was introduced in Panama City, touring important diplomatic, governmental and educational institutions, the project is introduced for the first time to David – Chiriqui, the second largest province in the country.

The plaque of Holocaust survivor, Dr. James Segal, was unveiled on June 4 in a ceremony filled with emotion on behalf of more than 300 guests gathered at the auditorium of the ISAE University.