December 3, 2019
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115 Mendenhall Lab
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2019-12-03 21:00:00
"35 Years After the Bhopal Gas Disaster," with Shalini Sharma
South Asian Studies Initiative (SASI) at Ohio State and Association for India's Development (AID Columbus), an OSU student organization, are pleased to present a lecture and discussion: "35 Years After the Bhopal Gas Disaster," with Shalini Sharma, a Trustee of the Remember Bhopal Museum, an Oral Historian, and a Fulbright Fellow at Princeton University.
Learn about the deadliest industrial disaster in human history, and the struggle of the survivors for justice and a life with dignity.
This event is supported by several OSU Departments, including Geography, Near Eastern Languages & Cultures, and Linguistics.
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2019-12-03 18:00:00
2019-12-03 20:00:00
"35 Years After the Bhopal Gas Disaster," with Shalini Sharma
South Asian Studies Initiative (SASI) at Ohio State and Association for India's Development (AID Columbus), an OSU student organization, are pleased to present a lecture and discussion: "35 Years After the Bhopal Gas Disaster," with Shalini Sharma, a Trustee of the Remember Bhopal Museum, an Oral Historian, and a Fulbright Fellow at Princeton University.
Learn about the deadliest industrial disaster in human history, and the struggle of the survivors for justice and a life with dignity.
This event is supported by several OSU Departments, including Geography, Near Eastern Languages & Cultures, and Linguistics.
115 Mendenhall Lab
America/New_York
public
South Asian Studies Initiative (SASI) at Ohio State and Association for India's Development (AID Columbus), an OSU student organization, are pleased to present a lecture and discussion: "35 Years After the Bhopal Gas Disaster," with Shalini Sharma, a Trustee of the Remember Bhopal Museum, an Oral Historian, and a Fulbright Fellow at Princeton University.
Learn about the deadliest industrial disaster in human history, and the struggle of the survivors for justice and a life with dignity.
This event is supported by several OSU Departments, including Geography, Near Eastern Languages & Cultures, and Linguistics.
