Cities of Peace: From Atlanta to Hiroshima

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Jacobs, Robert
Martz, Meagan
Zinman, Gregory
Weiss, Amanda
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Abstract
An online roundtable conversation with speakers from Georgia Tech, the Hiroshima Peace Institute, and the Carter Center. What does it mean to be a “city of peace,” and how is it different in Atlanta and Hiroshima? What is the importance of Sustainable Development Goal #16: Peace, Justice, & Strong Institutions? Moderated by Dr. Greg Zinman, School of Literature, Media & Communication and co-sponsored by the Japan Foundation, School of Modern Languages, and Georgia Tech Library.
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Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership (CGP); Georgia Institute of Technology Library.
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2022-03-16
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78:07 minutes
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