This year’s Human Rights Day, organized by the Topol Fellows in Peace and Nonviolence, will take place on Monday, February 8. Students who purchased Human Rights Day face masks will be presenting relevant statistics followed by faculty-student pairings to address key issues related to human rights. PLEASE NOTE: Anyone who bought a mask should fill out the form (forms.gle/mHio9yyaMEn8htcA6)
R1: Ms. Heather Nabbefeld with with Michelle Garzon-Osorio ‘21 and Sylvia Posever ‘21, “The Water and Land is Our Body”
R2: Guest speaker Dr. Thea James, with Urvi Gipstein ‘21 and Paterson Tran ‘21, “COVID, race, and housing. How did we get here?”
R3: Mx. Dana Amico with Olivia Ardito ‘21 and Quinn Gabrielle Cantor ‘21, “Pride Protests: LGBTQIA+ Voices Past And Present”
R4: Mr. Steven Chen, with Ashley Tran ‘21 and Thomas Tran ‘21, “Anti-Asian Discrimination: Its Present and Past”
R5: Mr. Daniel Gavin, with Owen Anastas ‘21 and Alexander Young ‘21, “Hate Groups in the United States”
R6: Ms. Rose Delorme-Metayer, with Rick Li ‘21 and Ruth Shiferaw ‘21, “#BLM: The Modern Equality Movement”
R7: Ms. Kristen George, with Sophia Bartlett ‘21 and Taylor Murray ‘21, “The Art of Protest” Please encourage your teachers to bring you. And if you have a study hall during a particular period and would like to attend, please contact the Topol Fellows at topolfellowsbls@gmail.com