And applause] good morning, everyone. Its an honor to welcome you to for this very special event. 2019resentation of the clinton awards for advancing women in peace and security. And today were privileged to the honorable Hillary Rodham clinton, honoree chair of our Georgetown Institute for women, peace and security. Clinton, were deeply grateful to you for your presence and for your contributions in recognizing the role of women in peace building. Thank you for being here. [cheers and applause] we gather today to honor three individuals who have means toed what it serve, protect and empower vulnerable populations. Her excellency, michelle batchlet, who serves as the United Nations high commissioner for human rights and who served twice as president of the republic of chile. Applause]d rosatom anaya who is Program Coordinator of segundas opertunidades, based in el salvador that supports incarcerated people as they prepare to return to society and the workforce. [applause] vasquez, who
[ cheers and applause ] good morning, everyone. Its an honor to welcome you to georgetown and to gaston hall for this special event, the presentation of the 2019 Hillary Rodham clinton award for advancing women and peace and security. Today were privileged to have with us the honorable Hillary Rodham clinton, honorary founding chair of our Georgetown Institute for women, peace, and security, and secretary clinton, were deeply grateful to you for your presence and your extraordinary contributions in recognizing the role of women in peace building. Thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] we gather today to honor three individuals who have exemplified what it means to serve, protect, and empower vulnerable populations. Her excellency who serves as the United Nations high commissioner for human rights and who previously served twice as president of the republic of chile. [ applause ] rosa anaya, who serves as Program Coordinator of segundas oportunidades, a program that supports
The presentation of the 2019 Hillary Clinton awards for advancing women and peace and security. Today we are privileged to have with us the honorable Hillary Rodham clinton, honoring founding chair of our Georgetown Institute for women peace and security. At secretary clinton, we are deeply grateful to you for your presence and for your extraordinary contributions in recognizing the role of women in peace building. Thank you for being here. [applause] [cheering] we gather today to honor three individuals who exemplified what it means to serve, protect, and empower vulnerable populations. Her excellency, Michelle Bachelet who serves as the United Nations high commissioner for human rights and who previously served twice as president of the republic of chile. [applause] [cheering] rosa anaya who served as Program Coordinator of segundo opportunity, Catholic Relief Services Program Based in el salvador that supports incarcerated people as they prepare to return to society and to the workf
Here to talk. Jim is here, of course to talk about his very and revealing book code name blue wren the true story of americas most dangerous female and the sister she betrayed. Jim was a journalist for for quite a few years and including a long and productive time at nbc, where he created an Award Winning Investigative Unit and served as its senior producer. He was at nbc when the 911 attacks happened. And like many journalists, got caught up in covering the immediate aftermath. So he wasnt able to pursue a story that broke just ten days after 911 about the arrest of an American Woman at Defense Intelligence agency caught spying for cuba. But jim remained very curious about the case for reasons that im sure hell hell explain in a minute and he kept returning to it a after the woman who was named ana montes, she was a welleducated daughter, a u. S. Military officer, a while after she pleaded guilty and was sentenced in 222 to 25 years in prison. And jim, a cover story about for the Wash
Here to talk. Jim is here, of course to talk about his very and revealing book code name blue wren the true story of americas most dangerous female and the sister she betrayed. Jim was a journalist for for quite a few years and including a long and productive time at nbc, where he created an Award Winning Investigative Unit and served as its senior producer. He was at nbc when the 911 attacks happened. And like many journalists, got caught up in covering the immediate aftermath. So he wasnt able to pursue a story that broke just ten days after 911 about the arrest of an American Woman at Defense Intelligence agency caught spying for cuba. But jim remained very curious about the case for reasons that im sure hell hell explain in a minute and he kept returning to it a after the woman who was named ana montes, she was a welleducated daughter, a u. S. Military officer, a while after she pleaded guilty and was sentenced in 222 to 25 years in prison. And jim, a cover story about for the Wash