Wed. 4/30 webinar: Lessons from Latin America as the United States Reckons With Enforced Disappearance

[Adam Isacson]

This webinar is happening a week from right now (approximately). If you share our horror about the forced disappearances now happening in the US, join us for a discussion with three people known worldwide for their instrumental roles in revealing enforced disappearances in Latin America: investigating them, accompanying victims, and fighting for accountability.

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Adam

WOLA and the National Security Archive invite you to join us: Lessons from Latin America as the United States Reckons With Enforced Disappearance Wednesday, April 30, 2025 2:00-3:30 PM EDT Event announcement: https://bit.ly/apr-30-disappearance Registration link: https://bit.ly/apr-30-lessons RSVP TO ATTEND! Join us for an online event on Wednesday, April 30, from 2:00-3:30 pm U.S. Eastern time (18:00–19:30 UTC) with three experts known worldwide for their work exposing enforced disappearances through in-depth investigations, accompaniment of victims, and fighting for accountability and justice. Learn about disturbing parallels between the U.S. government’s current actions against migrants and what their nations have lived through—and learn about how courageous people from many walks of life have responded.    Speakers will include: Mercedes Doretti, Executive Director, Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team Juan E. Mendez, Professor of Human Rights Law in Residence, Washington College of Law, American University Marcela Turati, investigative journalist based in Mexico   We hope you’ll join us for this critical discussion. Your support makes events like these possible, and we thank you for your ongoing commitment to WOLA's mission.  Best regards, WOLA Team Adam Isacson (he/him), Director for Defense Oversight WOLA: Advocacy for Human Rights in the Americas (www.wola.org) Signal adamisacson.98 Mobile/WhatsApp +1 202 329-4985 Mastodon: elefanti.co/@adam