If you could choose the legacy you leave behind, what would it be and why? Graeme Innes
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When
Saturday, 28 Nov 2015, 11:00am - 11:30am
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Past event
What is a legacy – and do deeds outlast (and therefore override) words and relationships? What effect can we have on who remembers us and how? Graeme Innes was an Australian Human Rights Commissioner for nine years, and has been working in the field for three decades. In a 15 minute snap lecture, he’ll share his thoughts – then take your questions – on works, lives and societies in memoriam.
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Graeme Innes is a lawyer, mediator and company director. He has been a human rights practitioner for more than 30 years. Graeme was a Commissioner at the Australian Human Rights Commission for almost nine years, responsible for issues relating to disability, race and human rights. In this role... Read more
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