A film screening of "I am Grace" and Discussion on North Korean refugee resettlement will be held on April 25th, 2017 at 5:00 pm.
This film screening and discussion event is organized by NKinUSA and hosted by the UDC Davis A. Clark School of Law.
The event will be held at Room 513, 4340 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington DC.
You are invited to participate in a special screening of "I am Grace", a documentary by award winning director Christopher H.K. Lee. This documentary follows Vice President, Grace Jo, on her path to US Citizenship and finding her true identity.
The film screening will be followed by a discussion on North Korean refugee resettlement and a question and answer session.
This event will be followed by a reception.
After the reception, you will be invited to the vigil in front of the Chinese Embassy, which is a short walk from UCD Law.
This film screening and discussion event is organized by NKinUSA and hosted by the UDC Davis A. Clark School of Law.
The event will be held at Room 513, 4340 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington DC.
You are invited to participate in a special screening of "I am Grace", a documentary by award winning director Christopher H.K. Lee. This documentary follows Vice President, Grace Jo, on her path to US Citizenship and finding her true identity.
The film screening will be followed by a discussion on North Korean refugee resettlement and a question and answer session.
This event will be followed by a reception.
After the reception, you will be invited to the vigil in front of the Chinese Embassy, which is a short walk from UCD Law.
This event need RSVP. Please click the following link to make a reservation.
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