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SUMMARY:2026 Jackson After Dark
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DESCRIPTION:Tickets on Sale Now!\n\nIt's not an event. It's an experience.
 \n\n\nLISTEN | Let Mandy Majtan's cello wash over you from the front porch
 \, then follow Norm Karin's guitar into the historic Kent Mansion. This ye
 ar's headliner is Lucas West\, from NBC's The Voice. Watch him in action h
 ere. Lucas will perform two sets at Jackson After Dark\, at 6:30 p.m. and 
 7:30 p.m.\, in the Center's Cappa Theatre.\nTASTE | Sip specialty cocktail
 s featuring spirits provided by Evans Wines & Liquors and wines from Johns
 on Estate Winery\, or reach for a craft beer from Wicked Warren's.\nSMELL 
 | Follow your nose to a Chef Action Station by Studio D\, where enticing 
 aromas draw you in before the first bite.\nFEEL | Wander the elegant rooms
  of the Jackson Center as night falls\, surrounded by history.\nSEE | Suk
 anya Burman Dance company members weave through the evening with improvisa
 tional performances that find you wherever you roam.\n\n\nTickets are $85 
 per person\, with all proceeds supporting programming and operations at th
 e Robert H. Jackson Center.\n\nPurchase tickets by September 7 through the
  form below\, or contact us at (716) 483-6646 or info@roberthjackson.org.\
 nThank you to our sponsors:
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SUMMARY:Nuremberg at 80: An International Reflection - Application of the 
 Nuremberg Principles to Modern Day Atrocities
DTSTART:20261002T183000Z
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DESCRIPTION:This panel is part of the greater International Law Weekend Mi
 dwest at Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland\, OH. 
 \nEighty years ago\, on October 1\, 1946\, the Nuremberg Tribunal issued i
 ts historic judgment\, convicting leaders of Nazi Germany of war crimes\, 
 crimes against humanity\, and the crime of aggression.  In this internati
 onal conference\, historians\, international prosecutors\, ambassadors\, a
 nd leading academics will explore the legacy of the Nuremberg Judgment\, f
 rom its application to the modern international tribunals to its relevance
  to contemporary events. \nFeatured Speakers for this panel:\n\nChair: Mil
 ena Sterio\, Cleveland State University College of Law\nAmb. Todd Buchwald
 \, Professorial Lecturer in Law\, George Washington University School of L
 aw\, former Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice\nAmb. Stephen 
 Rapp\, former Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues\, former Chief Pro
 secutor of the Special Court for Sierra Leone\nAmb. David Sheffer\, Profes
 sor of Practice\, Arizona State University School of Law\, former Ambassad
 or at Large-for-War Crimes Issues\nAmb. Beth Van Schaack\, Distinguished F
 ellow\, Stanford University Center for Human Rights and International Just
 ice\, former Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice\nDr. Paul Wil
 liams\, President of the Public International Law & Policy Group\, and Reb
 ecca I. Grazier\, Professors of Law and International Relations at America
 n University\nAmb. Clint Williamson\, Senior Director for International Ju
 stice at Georgetown University and former Ambassador-at-Large for War Crim
 es Issues.\n\nFor more information\, please visit Case Western Reserve Uni
 versity's website for the weekend. \n1:30pm EDT in Jamestown\, Washington 
 DC\, Cleveland\, and New York // 18:30 BST in London\, Leicester\, and Cam
 bridge // 19:30 CEST in Nürnberg // 12:30pm CDT in Chicago and Independen
 ce \nClick Here to Register for the Webinar
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SUMMARY:Youth Confronting History Keynote: Ellen Dubie
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DESCRIPTION:Youth Confronting History engages middle and high school stude
 nts in Western New York\, Northwestern Pennsylvania\, and the surrounding 
 region in an in-depth exploration of justice\, moral courage\, and civic r
 esponsibility. Over three years\, students will examine the Holocaust and 
 the Nuremberg Trials through the themes of voice\, justice\, and action. T
 he goal is to connect historical events to the choices young people face t
 oday. \n\n\nThis program is generously funded by the Arnold and Jill Bello
 we Family Foundation which means students and teachers have no cost to par
 ticipate. \nMore information about the Youth Confronting History program a
 nd registration can be found here. \nTeachers please note:\nThe fall keyno
 te is open to all middle and high school students and participation in the
  full Youth Confronting History program is not required to attend. However
 \, we strongly encourage teachers to register their students for the full 
 program and participate in the workshops and spring Student Showcase. The 
 keynote is designed to serve as the opening experience for the year\, with
  the winter workshops and spring showcase providing opportunities for stud
 ents to explore the topic more deeply and put their learning into action. 
 You are welcome to bring your students to the keynote on its own\, but we 
 encourage you to take advantage of the full Youth Confronting History expe
 rience! \nAbout the Speaker:\n\nEllen Dubie is a second-generation Holocau
 st survivor\, born in Boston\, MA\, and moved to Buffalo 9 years ago and w
 as a former HRC Board member. Her father\, Stephan H. Lewy (1925-2021)\, w
 as a Holocaust Survivor\, who was an active speaker in Massachusetts\, New
  Hampshire\, and Western NY for several years. Ellen is the Program Admini
 strator of the Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program at the Unive
 rsity at Buffalo. \nAbout Her Father:\nStephan Lewy was born Heinz Stephan
  Lewy in Berlin in 1925. Stephan grew up in the Auerbach Orphanage where h
 e lived through Kristallnacht hiding in the orphanage’s synagogue. Steph
 an was then sent on a Kindertransport to France in 1939\, living in both o
 ccupied and unoccupied zones. In 1942\, Stephan was able to get passage to
  the United States and in 1943 he was drafted into the U.S. Army. After th
 e war Stephan returned to the U.S. where he still lives. \n“I have hope 
 that I can make a difference…I hope that the world has learned a lesson.
 ” – Stephan Lewy
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SUMMARY:The Al & Marge Brown WWII Lecture: The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück 
 with Lynne Olson
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DESCRIPTION:Join bestselling historian and author Lynne Olson for a conver
 sation about her latest book\, The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück: How an Intr
 epid Band of Frenchwomen Resisted the Nazis in Hitler’s All-Female Conce
 ntration Camp. \nAbout the Book\nDuring World War II\, more than 100\,000 
 women from Nazi-occupied Europe\, many of them members of their countries
 ’ resistance movements\, were sent to Ravensbrück\, the only German con
 centration camp designed specifically for women. Among them was an extraor
 dinary group of French women that included Germaine Tillion\, a brilliant 
 anthropologist\; Jacqueline d’Alincourt\, an elegant young countess\; An
 ise Girard\, an exuberant college student\, and Genevieve de Gaulle\, the 
 quiet\, reserved niece of Gen. Charles de Gaulle. \nIn the midst of the ca
 mp’s terror and brutality\, these four\, along with dozens of their coun
 trywomen\, refused to behave like victims. Instead\, they formed a sisterh
 ood\, joining forces not only to keep each other alive but to continue the
 ir battle to resist the Nazis\, this time by defying their orders to work 
 in the German war effort. “It was our way of taunting our captors\, to p
 rove that we were not defeated\,” one of them later said. Knowing full w
 ell they risked death if they were discovered\, they went even further\, c
 reating a satirical musical revue making fun of their SS tormentors. \nAft
 er the war\, when many in France wanted nothing more than to focus on the 
 future and forget about those who’d resisted the enemy\, the surviving m
 embers of the sisterhood refused to allow their achievements\, needs\, and
  sacrifices to be erased. They banded together once more\, first to suppor
 t one another in healing their bodies and minds\, and then to continue the
 ir crusade for freedom and justice—an effort that would have major reper
 cussions for their country and the world into the twenty-first century. \n
 About the Author\nLynne Olson is a New York Times bestselling author of te
 n books of history\, most of which focus on World War II. Former U.S. Secr
 etary of State Madeleine Albright has called her “our era’s foremost c
 hronicler of World War II politics and diplomacy.” \nHer latest book\, T
 he Sisterhood of Ravensbrück: How an Intrepid Band of Frenchwomen Resiste
 d the Nazis in Hitler’s All-Female Concentration Camp\, will be publishe
 d by Random House on June 3\, 2025. It follows Empress of the Nile: The Da
 redevil Woman Archaeologist Who Saved Egypt’s Ancient Temples From Extin
 ction\, which came out in 2023. \nThree of Lynne’s earlier books were im
 mediate New York Times bestsellers\, among them Madame Fourcade’s Secret
  War: The Daring Young Woman Who Led France’s Largest Spy Network Agains
 t the Nazis and Citizens of London: The Americans Who Stood with Britain i
 n Its Darkest\, Finest Hour. \nBorn in Hawaii\, Lynne graduated magna cum 
 laude from the University of Arizona. Before becoming a full-time author\,
  she worked as a journalist for ten years\, first with the Associated Pres
 s as a national feature writer in New York\, a foreign correspondent in AP
 ’s Moscow bureau\, and a political reporter in Washington. She left the 
 AP to join the Washington bureau of the Baltimore Sun\, where she covered 
 national politics and eventually the White House. \nLynne lives in Washing
 ton\, DC with her husband\, Stanley Cloud\, with whom she co-authored two 
 books. \n  \n  \nThe Sisterhood of Ravensbrück is available now for pur
 chase through The Robert H. Jackson Center's partnership with Good Neighbo
 r Bookstore at this special link: Purchase your book here! \nThe Al & Marg
 e Brown WWII Lecture Series explores the people\, events\, and enduring le
 ssons of the Second World War through conversations with historians\, auth
 ors\, and scholars. \n  \n  \nThis is a Virtual Only event. Click here t
 o register for the Zoom Webinar.
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