Ricki Frier and Dr.Henry Kaminer
Invite the pleasure of your company at their home in the West Village
to meet new and old friends and to share renewed hope from learning about the International Center for Conciliation’s efforts
to achieve peace for communities in conflict worldwide
International Center for Conciliation (ICfC)
Special Guest: Helen Whitney
A renowned award winning filmmaker will join
Dr. Hillel Levine, President of ICfC
in a dialogue about forgiveness and conciliation
and will show clips from her upcoming film on Forgiveness
Time: 5:30 to 7:30 pm, Sunday, December 13, 2009
Place: Home of Ricki Frier and Henry Kaminer
95 Charles Street, apt 5, New York, NY 10014
Suggested contribution of $100 and up will be matched dollar for dollar by an anonymous donor. Please send your check to ICfC, P.O.Box 15001, Boston, MA 02215 or
contribute electronically through the website www.centerforconciliation.org
RSVP Linda Lam at llam@centerforconciliation.org
or call 617-353-4428 by December 8
About Helen Whitney: Ms. Whitney is an award-winning filmmaker with over thirty years of experience producing dramatic features and documentary films. Among the awards Helen Whitney has won are; The George Foster Peabody, the Emmy, the Alfred I. DuPont, the Humanitas, the Christopher in addition to being nominated for Oscar. Her subjects have stretched across a broad spectrum of topics including youth gangs; a portrait of the 1996 Presidential candidates; a Trappist monastery in Massachusetts; the McCarthy Era; Pope John Paul II; and photographer Richard Avedon. Her newest documentary, Forgiveness: A time to love and a time to hate is slated to air on PBS in 2010.
About ICfC: International Center for Conciliation (ICfC) creates lasting peace in
communities in conflict worldwide by helping them unfold their painful past and construct a shared future that is peaceful, productive and prosperous. Focusing on communities in the Middle East, Western Europe, and Asia, ICfC develops, applies, and disseminates its unique approach that deals with pained memories and hatred, history and identity with the help of grassroots leaders and local community organizations. Read more at http://www.centerforconciliation.org