MUST WATCH: Stephen Lewis Symon Lecture - 2014
Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2015 10:52 amMUST WATCH: STEPHEN LEWIS: 2014 Symons Lecture (Exceptional!)
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TEXT of Mr. Lewis' Lecture:
The Monitor, CCPA February 2015 Issue, Page 21
[ https://www.policyalternatives.ca/sites ... eb2015.pdf ]
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Stephen Lewis receives prestigious Symons Medal - 2014
[ http://www.confederationcentre.com/en/s ... lecture=14 ]
Confederation Centre of the Arts, Canada's national memorial to Confederation, is pleased to announce the awarding of its prestigious Symons Medal to Canadian human rights activist, Stephen Lewis.
"We are elated to announce Mr. Lewis as the recipient of the 12th Annual Symons Medal," says Mr. H. Wayne Hambly, Chairman of the Fathers of Confederation Buildings Trust. \"Mr. Lewis is a leading social democrat of his generation, an internationally celebrated Canadian, and a respected human rights activist who has spent a lifetime working to improve the human condition, both at home and abroad." [ . . . . ]
[ mms://media.confederationcentre.com/2014_Symons_Lecture ]
( Requires Windows Media Player)
Mac Users, please click here to watch 2014 Symons lecture by Stephen Lewis
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TEXT of Mr. Lewis' Lecture:
The Monitor, CCPA February 2015 Issue, Page 21
[ https://www.policyalternatives.ca/sites ... eb2015.pdf ]
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Stephen Lewis receives prestigious Symons Medal - 2014
[ http://www.confederationcentre.com/en/s ... lecture=14 ]
Confederation Centre of the Arts, Canada's national memorial to Confederation, is pleased to announce the awarding of its prestigious Symons Medal to Canadian human rights activist, Stephen Lewis.
"We are elated to announce Mr. Lewis as the recipient of the 12th Annual Symons Medal," says Mr. H. Wayne Hambly, Chairman of the Fathers of Confederation Buildings Trust. \"Mr. Lewis is a leading social democrat of his generation, an internationally celebrated Canadian, and a respected human rights activist who has spent a lifetime working to improve the human condition, both at home and abroad." [ . . . . ]