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Monday, March 30

Working for Social Justice Abroad - ICC 207B - 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
In Georgetown's characteristic spirit of service, students pursue opportunities to contribute to social justice, not only in DC, but also in foreign countries. Returnees from OIP study abroad programs and CSJ Summer Global Immersion programs will share their experiences and the lessons learned from their community engagement overseas.

Sponsored by the Office of International Programs and the Center for Social Justice

Not So Lonely Planet - Alumni Lounge - 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Want to learn about study abroad? Come enjoy international food, music and pictures with study abroad returnees and international students! Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere as you chat about life outside the United States.

Sponsored by the OIP Study Abroad Returnee Committee

Todo Sobre Mi Madre/All About My Mother - Alumni Lounge - 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
This Oscar-winning film depicts young Esteban, who goes to Barcelona to discover the identity of his father, a transvestite who does not know he has a child. The film will be followed by a discussion about different perceptions of sexuality across cultures, religions and countries. Pizza and soda will be served.

Co-sponsored by GU Pride and the LGBTQ Resource Center

GU Thai Society Movie Night - St. Mary's 111 - 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
In Thailand's highest grossing animated feature film, Khan Kluay follows the story of a young elephant searching for his father. In the process, he learns about life and about himself as well. Thai food will be served!

Sponsored by Thai Society

Options for the Summer:  Travel during These Troubled Times - Old North 205 - 7:00PM
Mr. Arthur Frommer, best known for his popular travel guide series as well as his weekly radio show and a syndicated newspaper column, will speak about traveling on a budget during these troubled economic times.   Book signing will follow the event. 

Sponsored by the Georgetown Lecture Fund