Duke Coalition for Preserving Memory's 24-hour Name Reading Ceremony and closing Ceremony
April 9th–April 10th, Closing Ceremony April 10th at 12pm
Abele Quad, Duke University Campus, Durham, NC

The Coalition for Preserving Memory at Duke (CPM) will be hosting its annual 24-hour name reading ceremony, a ceremony designed to memorialize the victims of the six U.N. recognized genocides. Students, faculty and community members read out the names for a 24-hour period right in the middle of Duke University's campus. The name reading ends with a closing ceremony at 12pm on April 10th and will include lunch. 

See the CPM's Facebook pagefor more information. To RSVP for the closing ceremony and/or to volunteer to read names, please email Sophie Bell.

Holocaust Survivors' interviews hosted by Holocaust United State Holocaust Memorial Museum 
April 9th–April 10th, Closing Ceremony April 10th at 12pm
Abele Quad, Duke University Campus, Durham, NC

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) announced they will host Holocaust survivors' interviews speaking about their experiences in a series of one-hour programs at 11 a.m. ET Wednesdays and Thursdays between April 5 and May 4. To watch live and learn more about the series go to:
https://www.ushmm.org/watch/first-person. For the schedule go to:ushmm.org/firstperson.​

Duke Coalition for Preserving Memory's 24-hour Name Reading Ceremony and closing Ceremony
April 9th–April 10th, Closing Ceremony April 10th at 12pm
Abele Quad, Duke University Campus, Durham, NC

The Coalition for Preserving Memory at Duke (CPM) will be hosting its annual 24-hour name reading ceremony, a ceremony designed to memorialize the victims of the six U.N. recognized genocides. Students, faculty and community members read out the names for a 24-hour period right in the middle of Duke University's campus. The name reading ends with a closing ceremony at 12pm on April 10th and will include lunch. 

See the CPM's Facebook pagefor more information. To RSVP for the closing ceremony and/or to volunteer to read names, please email Sophie Bell.