UNA Events
November Public Lecture: Refugee Crisis
November 12 (Tuesday) 7:00 PM
3rd floor, Downtown Public Library
201 W Mifflin Street, Madison WI 53703
Speaker: Hannah Koury
UNA Dane County’s Annual meeting will be held at the start of our monthly program.
Hannah Koury who has worked in the Middle East and Europe with refugees and asylum seekers and relocated to Madison just over a year ago to work with refugee resettlement here will be giving a presentation on the migration crisis facing our world.
Photo Credit: theberkshireedge.com
November 12 (Tuesday) 7:00 PM
3rd floor, Downtown Public Library
201 W Mifflin Street, Madison WI 53703
Speaker: Hannah Koury
UNA Dane County’s Annual meeting will be held at the start of our monthly program.
Hannah Koury who has worked in the Middle East and Europe with refugees and asylum seekers and relocated to Madison just over a year ago to work with refugee resettlement here will be giving a presentation on the migration crisis facing our world.
Photo Credit: theberkshireedge.com
December Public Lecture: Let Us Learn Madagascar
December 10 (Tuesday) 7:00 PM
3rd floor, Downtown Public Library
201 W Mifflin Street, Madison WI 53703
Speaker: Tamara Hagen
Tamara Hagen will present on the joint UNICEF and Zonta “Let Us Learn Madagascar” project, including video of two Wisconsin Zontians‘s visit to Madagascar.
Tammy is a member of the Zonta Club of Madison, which was chartered in 1940 and serves all of Dane County. It is part of Zonta International, an organization of executives and professionals working together to empower women worldwide through advocacy and service in 63 countries. The name “Zonta” is derived from a Native-American Lakota Sioux language, means honest and trustworthy. Building on the name, the Zonta emblem is a composition of several Sioux symbols that collectively signify a group of loyal, honest and trustworthy individuals. Zontians embrace these values and are inspired by the radiance of each person to empower women.
Photo Credit: theberkshireedge.com
December 10 (Tuesday) 7:00 PM
3rd floor, Downtown Public Library
201 W Mifflin Street, Madison WI 53703
Speaker: Tamara Hagen
Tamara Hagen will present on the joint UNICEF and Zonta “Let Us Learn Madagascar” project, including video of two Wisconsin Zontians‘s visit to Madagascar.
Tammy is a member of the Zonta Club of Madison, which was chartered in 1940 and serves all of Dane County. It is part of Zonta International, an organization of executives and professionals working together to empower women worldwide through advocacy and service in 63 countries. The name “Zonta” is derived from a Native-American Lakota Sioux language, means honest and trustworthy. Building on the name, the Zonta emblem is a composition of several Sioux symbols that collectively signify a group of loyal, honest and trustworthy individuals. Zontians embrace these values and are inspired by the radiance of each person to empower women.
Photo Credit: theberkshireedge.com
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