uNight holds talks, panel discussions, film screenings and conferences, and encourages debate through its blog on the humanitarian catastrophe in northern Uganda.

uNIGHT SYMPOSIA
uNight has held panel discussions at the Ross School in East Hampton; the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW); Seton Hall University; and the University of Connecticut (UConn).

To hold panel discussions, film screenings and conferences, on the humanitarian catastrophe in northern Uganda, email chapters@unight.org.

uNIGHT BLOG
Through its blog on the acclaimed Huffington Post, uNight educates and facilitates meaningful discussion about how to resolve the humanitarian catastrophe in northern Uganda. Read and contribute to the debate.

PAST SYMPOSIA
uNight past film screenings and panel discussions include:

Seton Hall University, NJ

• Tuesday April 11th
• Co-sponsored by Citizens for Global Solutions and the the African Students Association.

The University of Connecticut, CT

• Friday April 7th
• Daniella Boston invited to speak at a UNESCO Chair's Regional Human Rights Convocation, "From Words to Action: Human Rights In Today's World"

The University of North Carolina Wilmington, NC

• Thursday, March 30th
• Read about the event in the local student newspaper, The Seahawk.

The Ross School, NY

• Read about Ross-uNight activities including the Ross School Symposium on November 19th 2005 and the Human Rights, December 9th 2005
• Read about the uNight - Ross School Symposium (PDF)
  
  

It is about the failure of the international humanitarian community to raise a global alarm about the unspeakable suffering.

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