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SUMMARY:Human Migration – What it can tell us about our past and our future
DESCRIPTION:Human Migration – What it can tell us about our past and our future\nEvery migration tells a story. The migrations of people is the story of us\, individually and collectively. Whether it was by choice or by force\, migration is how we all have come to live where we life. It’s our global history and local present. In our rapidly changing world\, many millions of people will migrate within our lifetimes. Maybe some of them will be us. Major migrations have been and will continue to be driven by environmental and societal (political and economic) events that disrupt people’s lives. The geography of where we find ourselves to be provides both challenges and opportunities for the future we can make. \nJoin Delia Lake and Meryl McBride for an exploration of past migrations and some future prospects. We’ll set the context for this very timely discussion. Bring your own stories\, your thoughts\, your concerns to this timely\, important conversation.
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SUMMARY:World Television Day
DESCRIPTION:World Television Day\n“Good evening… and welcome\, to television” -Bruce Gyngell\, launch of Television on Australia 1956. \nIn 1926 John Logie Baird transmitted a picture from one room to another. In 1927 he successfully sent a moving image along telephone wires from London to Glasgow\, and the following year he achieved the first trans-atlantic television broadcast. \nIn honor of television day we will discuss the unthinkable effect television has had on generations of humans\, the good\, and the bad. \nIs this the first time you will attend a presentation with us?\nFollow this link first.
URL:https://sciencecircle.org/event/world-television-day/
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