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    The San Francisco Department on the Status of Women is inviting people to three upcoming events on gender issues. The first event on March 10th will discuss gender equity in education in Malawi, Mali, and Kenya. The second event on March 12th will cover implementing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) locally based on San Francisco's experience. The third event on March 13th will address strategies to combat human trafficking from the experiences of Peru, San Francisco, and beyond. Each event will feature panelists with relevant expertise.

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    The San Francisco Department on the Status of Women is inviting people to three upcoming events on gender issues. The first event on March 10th will discuss gender equity in education in Malawi, Mali, and Kenya. The second event on March 12th will cover implementing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) locally based on San Francisco's experience. The third event on March 13th will address strategies to combat human trafficking from the experiences of Peru, San Francisco, and beyond. Each event will feature panelists with relevant expertise.

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    San Francisco Department On The Status of Women Invites You To Join Us!

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    The San Francisco Department on the Status of Women is inviting people to three upcoming events on gender issues. The first event on March 10th will discuss gender equity in education in Malawi, Mali, and Kenya. The second event on March 12th will cover implementing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) locally based on San Francisco's experience. The third event on March 13th will address strategies to combat human trafficking from the experiences of Peru, San Francisco, and beyond. Each event will feature panelists with relevant expertise.

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    San Francisco Department on the Status of Women Invites You to Join Us!

    Monday, March 10, 2:30 4 pm Gender Equity in Basic Education: How Formal and Informal Education Benefits Women in Malawi, Mali and Kenya.
    @ Armenian Convention Center, Y-Hall

    Wednesday, March 12, 6:15 7:45 pm How to Enact and Implement CEDAW Locally: Lessons from San Francisco, the First City for CEDAW
    @ Church Center of the United Nations, Boss Room (8th Floor)

    Thursday, March 13, 4:30 6 pm Strategies in the War Against Human Trafficking: Lessons from Peru, San Francisco, and Beyond
    @ Church Center of the United Nations, Drew Room (Ground Floor)

    Our Fantastic Panelists Include:

    Mary Burns President, Kasimu Education Fund Iris Wong UC Berkeley Alumna Lina Malova San Francisco State University Alumna Moderator: Kathryn Johnson Coordinator for Special Projects, The Praxis Project, San Francisco State University

    Krishanti Dharmaraj Executive Director, iAngel Amy Ackerman Commissioner San Francisco Commission on the Status of Women Emily Murase, PhD Executive Director, San Francisco Department on the Status of Women Marilyn Fowler Founder/President/CEO, Womens Intercultural Network

    Silvia Vasquez-Lavado Mountaineer & Founder, Gracias Foundation Nancy Kirshner-Rodriguez President San Francisco Commission on the Status of Women Nancy Goldberg Co-Chair San Francisco Collaborative Against Human Trafficking Moderator: Emily Murase, PhD Executive Director San Francisco Department on the Status of Wom-

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