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* Conference: Second US-Iranian Agricultural Conference
* Travel: Chat with Tara Bahrampour
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* Film: Breaking Bread, Los Angeles
* Community: AIC job openings
* Writing: Looking for writers
* Academic: Positions, UC Santa Barbara
* Festival: Iranian festival in Washington State
* Conference: Call for papers: CIRA 2001
* Art: Call for Iranian artists: July 18
* Education: Internet for education in Iran
* Support: Donations to journalists in Iran
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* Roundtable in DC: US-Iran financial possibilities
The American Iranian Council
(AIC), in association with Internews, invites you to participate in their
first Congressional Roundtable, "US-Iran Relations: Financial Impediments
and Possibilities" on Monday, July 24, 2000, 9:30am-11:30am at 2128
Rayburn House Office Building, Washington DC .
Introduction: Hooshang Amirahmadi, President American Iranian Council.
Welcoming Remarks: Congressman Jim Leach, R-Iowa, Chairman of the House
Banking and Financial Services Committee, "Assets and Financial Issues
in US-Iran Relations">>>
DETAILS HERE
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* Chat with Tara Bahrampour
From the crowded streets of Tehran to the ancient wonders of Esfahan,
from the lush Caspian coastline to the world's most demanding dress code,
join us as we explore a place that was up until recently thought too dangerous
for Americans: Iran. On Tuesday, July 18 at 3pm EST, author and Travel + Leisure writer Tara Bahrampour
answers your questions about traveling in Iran. Find out how to get there,
and what sights and foods not to miss, and learn about some surprising
aspects of this changing country; from still active synagogues to world-class
ski slopes >>> GO HERE
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* In memort of Golshiri and Rahmani, Portland
Join us for a special program in memory of Houshang Golshiri and Nasser
Rahmani on Sunday July 16th, 2000 , 5 pm, Andisheh Center, 8605 SW Beaverton
Hillsdale Highway, Portland, OR 97225. Phone: (503) 297 6816. Lecture and
Poetry reading. Open forum and video presentation on freedom of expression
in Iran >>>
DETAILS HERE
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* AIC job openings
AMERICAN-IRANIAN COUNCIL,
July 7, 2000 -- Positions: American-Iranian Council, Inc., a Princeton-based
non-profit research and educational think tank, is seeking two dynamic
individuals to fill the full-time positions of Executive Director and Administrative
Assistant.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Responsibilities: The Executive Director will work under direct supervision
of AIC's President, fulfilling the mission and objectives of the organization.
The Executive Director plays a central role in AIC, as he/she is also responsible
for planning, implementing, and coordinating activities of AIC. Such activities
include conferences and exchange programs, fundraising and membership recruitment,
public relations and outreach, and communication with the AIC leadership
and members >>>
DETAILS HERE
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* Looking for writers
My name is Sarah Reed Bargren. I publish a cross-cultural magazine (//www.therewewere.com/) and
I am looking for anyone who'd be interested in contributing. This publication
is not even a year old yet. I started it last spring before I left in December
to travel and write and edit as I went. If you are interested, send me
an email.
Sarah Reed Bargren
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* "Color of Paradise" in DC
Majid Majidi's highly-acclaimed film, "Color of Paradise"
is being shown in Washington DC at the Cineplex Odeon (Foundry) >>>
DETAILS HERE
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* Positions at University of California, Santa Barbara
The University of California, Santa Barbara, invites application for
a .50 position as Assistant Director of the Center for Middle East Studies
beginning August 15, 2000 >>>
DETAILS HERE
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* Second US-Iranian Agricultural Conference
Last year the Iranian Trade Association hosted the first US-Iranian
Agricultural Conference in Washington, DC featuring US Senator Chuck Hagel.
On July 25th, ITA will assemble another panel of experts, organizations,
and policymakers to address the status and future prospects of this dynamic
market. Agribusiness II panelists will include >>>
DETAILS HERE
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* Annual Iranian festival in Washington State
Come join thousands of other Iranian and American friends in celebration
of the Iranian culture.The Association of Iranians in Washington State
is proud to present the biggest and best ever Iranian festival at Woodland
Park - shelter #3 (new Location for this year) on August 5th. 11 AM - 7
PM >>>
DETAILS HERE
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* Call for papers: CIRA 2001
The 19th annual conference of the Center for Iranian Research and Analysis
(CIRA) will be held at the University of Toronto, Canada, on April 28-29,
2001. The theme of the conference is"Iran : Between Tradition and
Modernity". Submission of papers and proposals for complete sessions
on all topics related to Iran, the Middle East, and Central Asia are encouraged.
Topics of interest include :
* Economy and economic policy * Women issues * Politics and political
systems * Literature * Social Sciences and Social issues * Arts * Philosophy
* Film * History * Environment * Linguistics * Anthropology
Please send abstracts and proposals for sessions before December 15,2000
to: Ramin Jahanbegloo, Dept. of Political Science, University of Toronto
100, St. George Street, Toronto Ontario M5S 3G3, Canada. Fax : (416) 978
55 66. Email : rjahanbe@chass.utoronto.ca
>>> DETAIILS
HERE
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* Call for Iranian artists: July 18
Dear Artists and Friends:
Evolving Perceptions, the annual exhibition for Iranian and Iranian
American artists, is holding its 4th annual exhibition in Washington DC
at 505 Gallery in the DC Gallery District. Please read below for information
regarding EP and the Call for Artists. Please encourage all the artists
you know you participate! >>>
DETAIILS HERE
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* American scientific team going back to Iran
You were so helpful and supportive of Dr. Alan Hale's scientific expedition
to Iran to view the solar eclipse last August, I wanted to give you a heads
up on an upcoming trip. The members of Zirakzadeh were most enthusiastic
for their return and the Adib Center has invited Dr. Hale and group to
return to view the comet coming near Earth in late July >>>
DETAILS HERE
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* Donations to journalists in Iran
To those who want to support the independent press and their laid off
staff in Iran: You can send donations to a relative/friend in Iran and
ask them to deposit to: Bank Saderat-e-Iran Account # 1617
Branch Code: 2921 in Tehran (Palestine Enghelab Branch). People in Iran
have so far (May 11) donated over 13 million tomans.
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