March 24, 2009 in Events by webmaster
William Mou and Samuel Anei speak at Duke University
The event takes place in Fleishman Commons at the Terry Sanford Institute for Public Policy on Duke University’s west campus. It is free and open to the public. It will open with a short segment from a CBS “60 Minutes” broadcast about the Sudanese refugees.
Read more about the event on the Sanford School of Public Policy website:
http://sanford.duke.edu/news/features/lostboys_nr032009.php
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