Fondation Mémoire



in cooperation


with


 


Ralph J. Bunche


International Affairs Center


Howard


University


 


Invites you to?


A Forum on the Haitian Revolution and the Development of the Concepts of Liberty and Justice in the 19th Century


 


Panelists:


Ron Daniels


Alex Dupuy


David Geggus


Frantz Antoine Leconte


 


October 11, 2002  3:P.M


Moot Court Room


Howard University/ 2900 Van Ness Street NW 


Washington, DC 20008


Reception follows


 


Fondation Mémoire, founded in 1998, is a 501(c)3 organization, based in Washington, DC, dedicated to the preservation of  the critical legacy to the world of the Haitian revolution. Our programs and activities therefore focus on the contributions of the African Diaspora to world civilization. We are now preparing for a major celebration of the Bicentennial of the Haitian Revolution. Through it, we want to show how African ideas and experiences in Haiti laid the foundation for resistance and the fight for self-determination among the colonized people of color all over the world.