She's an Iranian lawyer, writer and teacher who took an unwavering stand to promote democracy and human rights in Iran. Especially for women and children. She distributed

evidence implicating government officials in the murders of students. She has been jailed, disbarred, fined and receives death threats to this day. And still she speaks. Undaunted.

Come hear what she has to say about democracy, and feel the courage of a person who actually knows the kind of sacrifice that our country's founding fathers knew.

"Defending the Rights of Women and Children" By Shirin Ebadi

Sunday, April 20th, 7:30PM

WMU, Bernhard Center, Kalamazoo, MI

$10 suggested donation ($5 for students) at door.

me goinggggggggggggggg :p

this sux by the way too farrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

She is definately someone for Iranian women to look up to. Despite the fact that I do not agree with everything she says 100%, she's still an intellectual and a  "freedom fighter" of sorts. If I were in the Michigan area, I would definately hit that up, but unfortunately I'm stuck in the Pennsylvania Dahat.