Reception for Dalia Ziada in Boston

Director of AIC's Cairo office, Dalia Ziada attended President Obama's speech in Cairo and met privately with White House Senior Advisor Valeria Jarrett. Ziada, a survivor of FGM and a young activist for civil rights reform, will speak about how she became a women's rights advocate and the reaction to Obama's Cairo address.

The American Islamic Congress
cordially invites you to:

"Obama's Cairo Speech and What Comes Next"
A Private Reception with Dalia Ziada
Director of AIC's Egypt Office

This Tuesday, August 18, 2009 - 7:30PM
Upstairs at Cafeteria
279 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116
 
Space is limited, kindly RSVP to events@aicongress.org or 617-266-0080

Making a brief visit to Boston after presenting at Princeton University seminar, Dalia Ziada - recentely profiled by Time Magazine and named by the BBC as one of Egypt’s "Women at the Forefront for Change"- has emerged as one of the Middle East’s most prominent young reformers.
 
 
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