Agent Orange: A Humanitarian Concern We Can Do Something About

Panel Discussion

35 years after the end of the war, harmful effects of Agent Orange/dioxin contamination are still being felt by millions in Vietnam, including children.

Please join us to hear how two dynamic individuals have worked to address the legacy of Agent Orange and what you can do. This event promises to be highly informative and inspiring.

Tuesday, February 22^nd, 2011 5pm – 7pm

Petersen Room, University of Washington Libraries

4^th Floor, Allen Library

The University of Washington

Moderator:

• Thanh Xuan Nguyen, Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy

Panelists:

§    Charles Bailey, Director of the Special Initiative on Agent. Orange/Dioxin, Ford Foundation

§    Son Michael Pham, Executive Director, Kids Without Borders

§    Jodie Ha Pham, VIET Fellow

The program is being sponsored by: VIET Fellows (a project of Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy), Active Voice, Kids Without Borders, Greater Seattle Vietnam Association, and the University of Washington Libraries.