Speaking Engagements / Conferences 2012

ANSA-EAP Board of Trustees Meeting (Manila, 10 Nov. 2012)

Folke Bernadotte Academy's Course on Reconciliation as Process and Practice (Sando, Sweden, 15-25 October 2012)  Theary Seng is one of the facilitators.

Meeting with Cambodian-Australian Community in Melbourne (Australia, 13-15 Oct. 2012)

Meeting with Cambodian-Australian Community in Sydney (Australia, 5 - 12 Oct. 2012)

Spirit of Humanity Forum -- Resetting the Compass: Creating a Landscape of Possibilities (Reykjavik, Iceland, 13-15 Sept. 2012)

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Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum (Bonn, 24-28 June 2012).  Theary Seng a panelist on "The Fight for Knowledge: Opportunities and Risks of Educational Work in Conflict and Crisis Zones"

JUSTICE: Theory Meets Practice Seminar (Honduras, 17-23 June 2012).  Theary Seng presenting proposal on Provincial Learning Centers-Memorials

Human Rights Resource Center's 2nd Meeting on "Business and Human Rights" (Bangkok, Thailand, 6-8 June 2012)

Human Rights Resource Center for ASEAN's Regional Launch of "Women and Children" Report (Crowne Plaza Jakarta, Indonesia, 30 May 2012)

Calvin College (Michigan) and Handong Global University (Law School, South Korea) at Mangosteen Restaurant, Phnom Penh, 21 Jan. 2012

Theary Seng speaking about issues of justice, peace, reconciliation vis-a-vis the Khmer Rouge Tribunal to 42 professors and university students from the US and South Korea

ANSA-EAP Open Doors 2012 (Crowne Plaza, Manila, 16-18 Jan. 2012)

ANSA-EAP Foundation Trustee Meeting (Manila, 19 Jan. 2012)

Among Women Delegation (Pavilion Hotel, Phnom Penh, 4 Jan. 2012)

Theary Seng with coordinator of Among Women Delegation after a talk given by Theary and conversations over dinner at Pavilion (Phnom Penh, 8 Jan. 2012)

"The aim of the program is for a carefully selected group of influential women alumnae from these five colleges to engage with women from other countries to discuss issues of importance to women. This is the fourth program in the series which has proved to be extremely successful with a number of important relationships being forged between the participants and the women they met with. Prior programs have included Jordan where they met with Palestinian refugees as well as Queen Rania in order to try to understand the issues facing women in that country. More recently they were in Bangladesh meeting with recipients of micro-loans as well as Sheikh Hasina and opposition leader Khaleda Zia. It was interesting for them to interact with women in a country where the leader and her opposition were both women!"

- Janet Moore, President of Distant Horizons who coordinated the Among Women delegation to Cambodia