site museums and memory initiative that connects past and present changing the world, one memory at a time and as part of his effort, braided has trained hundreds of organizations and dialogue community engagement planning and operating at the intersection of history and justice. thank you marcia and hi everyone, my name is braden ater and i m the director of the international coalition of conscious of the coalition is a network of beginning the historic sites and places of memory, more than 330 sites and more than 65 countries around the world were regularly seen communities of around the globe thinking about how to use memorials and places to think about the past feel in the present and you ve been to move into the future. in a more just and humane future and really excited to talk to you all today and hear from these folks who are doing is really important work and a number of memorials around the united states. if we are lucky enough to be joined today by stephen clark
history tv, exploring our nation s past. and our moderator for today s discussion, braided painter, the director of methodology at the international coalition. a global network of historic site museums and memory initiative that connects past and present changing the world, one memory at a time and as part of his effort, braided has trained hundreds of organizations and dialogue community engagement planning and operating at the intersection of history and justice. thank you marcia and hi everyone, my name is braden ater and i m the director of the international coalition of conscious of the coalition is a network of beginning the historic sites and places of memory, more than 330 sites and more than 65 countries around the world were regularly seen communities of around the globe thinking about how to use memorials and places to think about the past feel in the present and you ve been to move into the future. in a more just and humane future and really excited to talk to
site museums and memory initiative that connects past and present changing the world, one memory at a time and as part of his effort, braided has trained hundreds of organizations and dialogue community engagement planning and operating at the intersection of history and justice. thank you marcia and hi everyone, my name is braden ater and i m the director of the international coalition of conscious of the coalition is a network of beginning the historic sites and places of memory, more than 330 sites and more than 65 countries around the world were regularly seen communities of around the globe thinking about how to use memorials and places to think about the past feel in the present and you ve been to move into the future. in a more just and humane future and really excited to talk to you all today and hear from these folks who are doing is really important work and a number of memorials around the united states. if we are lucky enough to be joined today by stephen clark
nation s past. and our moderator for today s discussion, braided painter, the director of methodology at the international coalition. a global network of historic site museums and memory initiative that connects past and present changing the world, one memory at a time and as part of his effort, braided has trained hundreds of organizations and dialogue community engagement planning and operating at the intersection of history and justice. thank you marcia and hi everyone, my name is braden ater and i m the director of the international coalition of conscious of the coalition is a network of beginning the historic sites and places of memory, more than 330 sites and more than 65 countries around the world were regularly seen communities of around the globe thinking about how to use memorials and places to think about the past feel in the present and you ve been to move into the future. in a more just and humane future and really excited to talk to you all today and hear fr
level of emergency for iraq. which means the maximum amount of help for refugees. get the latest from greg palkot in irbil. he is just back from the front lines. greg? reporter: heather, we are just back from another front line where the isis militants, more on that in a moment. but first, to that developing story involving the ethnic minority yazidis on mount sinjar, to the west of where we are right now. u.s. special forces on the ground found that those who were left were in better condition and fewer in numbers than feared. so a possible u.s.-led international evacuation effort appears to be on hold. still, humanitarian aid flights will continue as well as local efforts to get the remaining yazidis off of that mountain. that is not the only place where isis is threatening the local folks. take a look at what we found. this is the a town just couple days ago it was run by isis militants. then the kurdish peshmerga fought them back but the residents have not come back. we