February 20/Seattle: Law, Land and Global Poverty

Come learn about one of the most effective and transformative tools in addressing the root causes of global poverty.
Join Landesa CEO Chris Jochnick and a rotating panel of international law and development experts for an inspiring, informative, and engaging discussion on the role law and land play in empowering millions of families around the world.
Title:
Landesa Lunch + Learn: Law, Land and Global Poverty
When/Where:
Global Washington
Westlake Tower
1601 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1900
Seattle, WA 98101
Wednesday, February 20 12pm - 1pm
Women's Land Rights: A Transformational Tool for Agency and Empowerment
Panelists: Chris Jochnick, Beth Roberts, Laura Eshbach, and Karina Kloos
Lunch will be provided and available beginning at 11:30am.
Program will begin promptly at 12pm.
By:
Landesa is an international development non-profit organization championing secure land rights for the world's poorest people and promoting social justice. For over 50 years, Landesa has worked to secure land rights for more than 120 million families around the globe. A recipient of the Hilton Humanitarian Prize and the LUI Che Woo Prize for Betterment of the Welfare of Mankind, Landesa was ranked the #11 NGO in the World in 2018 by NGO Advisor. For more information, visit landesa.org
Credit:
1 credit in Washington State (Event #1097035)
Questions? Contact Karen Gray at kareng@landesa.org or 206.257.6114
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