519841 event 1459424114 1492118167 <![CDATA[Global Lunch Forum with Dr. Lee Karen Stow]]> Join us for a captivating and informative slideshow presentation by renowned

British photojournalist and humanitarian, Dr. Lee Karen Stow.


Poppies: Women and War was inspired by Moina Belle Michael of Athens, Georgia, who, close to a century ago, was instrumental in immortalizing the poppy flower in silk, as a symbol of remembrance.  Stow’s portraits of the resilient poppy flower, in many colors, are shown alongside an evolving series of portraits of women worldwide involved in or affected by war, from the First World War to the present.  

 

Cost per person (includes lunch): $15; GT Students: $5. Space is limited and reservations are necessary.

Please RSVP by 5:00 PM on Wed., April 6 to suzy@gciv.org or via PayPal at: http://gciv.org/programs/glf/.

]]> Poppies: Women and War was inspired by Moina Belle Michael of Athens, Georgia, who, close to a century ago, was instrumental in immortalizing the poppy flower in silk, as a symbol of remembrance.  Stow’s portraits of the resilient poppy flower, in many colors, are shown alongside an evolving series of portraits of women worldwide involved in or affected by war, from the First World War to the present.  

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