Monday, September 23rd, 2024
6:00pm
Suffolk University's Modern Theatre
525 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02111
Admission is FREE. Tickets are required.
If you have any questions or need assistance reserving tickets, please email boxoffice@suffolk.edu .
Join us for an extraordinary evening of conversation when an Israeli and a Palestinian who has lost a close family member to the conflict tell their personal stories of loss and explain their choice to engage in dialogue and reconciliation.
The evening’s moderator is Charles M. Sennott, an award-winning author and editor with 30 years of experience in international, national, and local journalism. Previously, Sennott worked for many years as a reporter at the New York Daily News and then the Boston Globe, where he became Bureau Chief for the Middle East and Europe and a leader of the paper's international coverage.
This event is presented by Suffolk University's
About The Parents Circle – Families Forum (PCFF):
The Parents Circle – Families Forum is a joint Israeli-Palestinian organization of over 700 families, all of whom have lost an immediate family member to the ongoing conflict. Moreover, the PCFF has concluded that reconciliation between nations is a prerequisite to achieving sustainable peace. The organization thus utilizes all resources available in education, public meetings, and the media, to spread these ideas. These families identified with a call to prevent bereavement, to promote dialogue, tolerance, reconciliation, and peace. The contact with these Palestinian families came to an end with the second “Intifada” uprising. At the same time, that is in the year 2,000 contact was established with Palestinians from the West Bank and East Jerusalem, who in turn joined in with the activities of the Parents Circle – Families Forum. This group together with their Israeli partners, established the essence of the work of the Parents Circle today.
WHEN: September 23rd, Monday at 6:00pm
WHERE: Modern Theatre - 525 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02111
TICKETS: Admission is FREE. Tickets are required.
Online ticket registration will close at 4:00pm on 9/23, two hours prior to the event's start time. If the event is not sold out, walk-up tickets will be available to reserve in-person at the Modern Theatre, starting at 5:00pm.
If the event is sold out, you may add your name to the waitlist. Any unclaimed tickets will be released to the waitlist at 5:50pm, 10 minutes before the event's start time.
ARRIVAL: The Modern Theatre lobby and box office will open at 5:00pm on Monday, September 23rd, one hour before the event's start time.
All tickets that have not been checked in will be released to the waitlist at 5:50pm on Monday, 9/23, 10 minutes before the event's start time.
Please arrive at the theatre no later than 5:45pm and check in at the box office before your tickets are released to the waitlist.
RUNNING LATE? Please call the Modern Theatre at (617) 557-6537 or email the Modern Theatre at boxoffice@suffolk.edu to ensure your tickets are not released to the wait list.
Late seating will be permitted during appropriate breaks in the event, at the Front of House Manager’s discretion.
Please arrive on time, no less than 15 minutes before the event’s start time.
ACCESSIBILITY: We value inclusion and access for all participants and are pleased to provide reasonable accommodation for all events. Please contact boxoffice@suffolk.edu to make a reasonable accommodation request.
- The Modern Theatre is wheelchair and mobility aid accessible.
- ADA and companion seating is available for all events.
- The Modern Theatre has an ADA accessible and Gender Neutral restroom.
CONTACT US: Please email boxoffice@suffolk.edu if you have any questions or need assistance reserving tickets.