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SUMMARY:In Conversation with Kevin Willmott
DESCRIPTION:With work on titles like “BlacKkKlansman\,” “C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America\,” “Jayhawkers” and beyond\, Kevin Willmott is both a renowned filmmaker and a local legend. Willmott will join the Dole Institute for a conversation on his diverse career as a director\, screenwriter\, producer\, civil rights activist and KU professor. A native of Junction City\, Willmott shared the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay with Spike Lee in 2019 for the duo’s collaboration on “BlacKkKlansman.”
URL:https://doleinstitute.org/event/in-conversation-with-kevin-willmott/
CATEGORIES:Dole Forum
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SUMMARY:Frank Jack Fletcher: Unsung Hero
DESCRIPTION:Frank Jack Fletcher commanded carrier task forces in the critical first year of World War II in the Pacific. He served as senior commander in three famous naval battles (the Coral Sea\, Midway and the Eastern Solomons)\, winning all three and damaging the Japanese Navy\, which prevented it from accomplishing its operational objectives. John Kuehn leads an exploration of Fletcher’s accomplishments and examines why the commander has been largely forgotten by history.
URL:https://doleinstitute.org/event/frank-jack-fletcher-unsung-hero/
CATEGORIES:Ft. Leavenworth Series
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SUMMARY:Prospects for Peace in Afghanistan
DESCRIPTION:A former minister of the interior for Afghanistan and Afghan ambassador to Germany\, Ali Ahmad Jalali has written extensively on the military history of the country. He visits the institute to look at the current state of affairs in the nation and prospects for peace in the future. His latest work\, “A Military History of Afghanistan: From the Great Game to the Global War on Terror\,” offers extensive insight into the modern military history of Afghanistan\, which has been waged by state and non-state actors\, against domestic and foreign entities\, and under rapidly changing conditions. This program includes a book sale and signing with the author.
URL:https://doleinstitute.org/event/prospects-for-peace-in-afghanistan/
CATEGORIES:Dole Forum
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SUMMARY:2019 CONSTITUTION DAY | Kansas in the U.S. Supreme Court
DESCRIPTION:The U.S. Supreme Court has granted review to three separate cases involving the state of Kansas in 2019\, which it will hear in October and November. Join Stephen McAllister\, U.S. attorney for the District of Kansas\, and special guests as they explore the constitutional issues raised in each of three cases:\nKansas v. Garcia: whether federal immigration laws preempt Kansas identity theft criminal laws.\nKahler v. Kansas: whether a state is compelled by the due process clause of the 14th Amendment to recognize an “insanity defense.” Kansas — like some states\, but not others —has abolished an affirmative insanity defense\, and the defendant in question has argued he was legally insane at the time of the killings.\nKansas v. Glover: in a case originating in Lawrence\, whether it is reasonable for a law enforcement officer to assume the driver of the vehicle is its registered owner\, as a general matter.\nGuests panelists will include: \nToby Crouse\, Kansas Solicitor General\nSarah E. Harrington\, Goldstein & Russell\, P.C. and counsel for the defense\, Kansas v. Glover\nTobias S. Loss-Eaton\, Sidley Austin LLP and principal drafter of petition for certiorari\, Kahler v. Kansas\nDerek Schmidt\, Kansas Attorney General
URL:https://doleinstitute.org/event/2019-constitution-day-kansas-in-the-u-s-supreme-court/
CATEGORIES:Dole Forum
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SUMMARY:Votes for Women: Suffrage and the 19th Amendment Centennial
DESCRIPTION:One hundred years have not yet passed since the ratification of the 19th Amendment\, which granted many — but not all — U.S. women the right to vote. Passed by the House and Senate in 1919 and reaching the threshold to become law of the land in 1920\, it enfranchised 26 million women voters. In this 100th-anniversary kickoff event\, a panel featuring professors Jinx Broussard (Louisiana State University)\, Teri Finneman (KU) and Candi Carter Olson (Utah State University) will examine the women’s suffrage movement and the legacy and limitations of this transformative amendment. This program is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Kansas and its Centennial Celebration Committee.
URL:https://doleinstitute.org/event/votes-for-women-suffrage-and-the-19th-amendment-centennial/
CATEGORIES:Dole Forum
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SUMMARY:2019 FALL | Create Change: Women\, Democracy and Global Politics
DESCRIPTION:Dole Fellow Nancy Bocskor\nRead more about Dole Fellows >>\nDo you dream of creating change in your community\, state or country? Are you ready to become a more effective advocate\, activist or even an elected official? This fall\, Dole fellow Nancy Bocskor will give you a roadmap to turn your knowledge and passion into a plan. By utilizing the tools that women activists use worldwide\, you will be both inspired and ready to take action.\nBocskor\, tagged a “democracy coach” by a German newspaper\, teaches citizens around the world how to communicate with passion to effect change in their communities. She is the director of the Center for Women in Politics & Public Policy at Texas Woman’s University in Denton\, Texas. \n  \nWeek 1 | Fellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Farhat Popal\n9/25/2019 \n \n  \nWeek 2 | Fellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Susan Markham\n10/9/2019 \n \nFellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Susan Markham\, cofounder of Smash Strategies — whose mission is to help companies & non-profits understand that gender equity is “good for business”. During the Obama Administration\, Markham was the “go-to” top staffer for the President at USAID ensuring women worldwide had economic\, educational\, health and political equity. She’s worked in more than 50 countries. \n  \nWeek 3 | Fellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Sally Canfield\n10/16/2019 \n  \nWeek 4 | Fellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Lee Peterson\n10/23/2019 \n \nFellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Lee Peterson. Fall fellow Nancy Bocskor welcomes Lee Peterson. Peterson is a top political adviser to those brave candidates who battle dictators such as Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. He was country director in Russia for the International Republican Institute\, chaired by the late Sen. John McCain. Peterson is an expert on British politics and has a PhD from the London School of Economics. \n  \nWeek 5 | Fellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Deb Sofield\n10/30/2019 \n \nFellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Deb Sofield. This week’s guest\, Deb Sofield\, is an executive speech coach and author who trains political candidates\, beauty queens and Fortune 500 executives how to connect with their audiences. She accompanied me to Russia for two summers where she trained young political leaders from more than 80 countries\, mentored women from Egypt and Jordan\, was an election observer in Bangladesh\, to mention just a few. Sofield is a past president of the Women’s Campaign School at Yale\, a member of the Greenville\, SC water commission and will travel anywhere as long as you feed her three times a day. \n  \nWeek 6 | Fellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Natalia Budaeva Arno\n11/6/2019 \n \nFellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Natalia Budaeva Arno. This week’s guest\, Natalia Budaeva Arno is the president and founder of the Free Russia Foundation where she exposes the atrocities of the Putin regime. Arno was the Country Director for Russia for the International Republican Institute for nearly a decade before she was banished from her home during the 2014 crackdown on pro-human rights & democracy organizations in Russia. She testifies before the US Congress\, the European Union and worldwide groups that promote civil society. \n  \nWeek 7 | Fellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Mariam Memarsadeghi\n11/20/2019 \n \nFellow Nancy Bocskor with guest speaker Mariam Memarsadeghi. This week’s guest\, Mariam Memarsadeghi is the founder of Tavaana.org\, an online activism and civil engagement site that breaks through the Iranian firewall to reach hundreds of thousands of Iranian activists. Memarsadeghi was seven years old when she and her family escaped the Iranian regime. She was named a Presidential Leadership Scholar in 2017. She and Bocskor were part of the team that created the first online activism institute in Arabic for the Middle East/North Africa in 2007.
URL:https://doleinstitute.org/event/2019-fall-create-change-women-democracy-and-global-politics/
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