Each year, millions of children die from readily preventable causes. This raises an obvious and poignant question. What, if anything, should our reaction be to the apparent fact that each one of us could easily prevent the deaths of many innocent people who are not responsible for their unfortunate plight? Please join RESULTS South Carolina<\/a> for an inspiring talk about the ethics surrounding aid, and how we can use our voices to effect change.<\/p>\n Thursday, February 18th at 6:00pm- 8:00pm<\/span><\/span><\/strong> This workshop is part of the Human Rights Day festival which will take place at the International Longshoremen Hall at 2:00pm<\/span><\/span> on Thursday, February 18th<\/span><\/span>. The festival will feature live musical performances, spoken word, and a lecture aimed at educating attendees about the African Diaspora, and working to promote tolerance and understanding.<\/p>\n For more information, please contact Brittany Mathis at bmathis@results.org<\/a> or visitResults.org.<\/a><\/p>\n[GOOD CREDIT]\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" “Global Poverty: \u00a0Why Should We Care?” Each year, millions of children die from readily preventable causes. This raises an obvious and poignant<\/p>\n
\nInternational Longshoremen Hall<\/strong>
\n1142 Morrison Dr, Charleston SC<\/strong>
\nFood and Drinks Provided<\/strong><\/div>\n