Citizen Action as a Force for Peace
Edward S. Allen, Dan Clark, Jan Drumm, Dorothy Schramm, Elsie G. Vega
Thursday, 19 Nov 1981 at 3:00 pm – Gallery, Memorial Union
Edward S. Allen: Iowa State University mathematics Professor since 1921 and founder of the Iowa Civil Liberties Union in 1935, Dr. Allen has worked for peace and human justice throughout the twentieth century.Dan Clark: Program Director of the Consortium on International Peace and Reconciliation: A Partnership of Ten Iowa Denominations, Des Moines, Iowa.
Jan Drumm: Coordinator of the project Enrichment program to encourage international education sponsored by The Stanley Foundation of Muscatine, Iowa.
Dorothy Schramm: General Chairman of the Iowa Division of the United Nations Association, Burlington, Iowa.
Elsie G. Vega: A former high school teacher in the Panama Canal Zone and producer of educational TV programs on peace and conservation issues, Coralville, Iowa.
Part of the World Affairs Series: Prospects For Peace
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