The Institute for the Study of Disability & Bioethics, the home of this blog, is pleased to announce our co-sponsorship of the Second-International Symposium on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide on May 29th and 30th in Washington, DC. The Symposium will be held at the National Conference Center, near Dulles airport.
I will be a keynote speaker, along with Diane Coleman (Not Dead Yet), Dr. Peter Saunders (Care Not Killing, UK), Rita Marker (International Task Force on Euthanasia & Assisted Suicide), Wesley J. Smith (Discovery Institute), Alison Davis (No Less Human, UK), Alex Schadenberg (Euthanasia Prevention Coalition-International), and Margaret Dore, (Seattle elder law attorney).
As readers of this blog know, the gathering storm of legalized assisted suicide and euthanasia continue unabated.
Speaking at a conference in Canada this past weekend, it was clear that the general public have very little information about what’s happening right under their noses, in communities large and small.
A piece about my keynote in the Guelph Mercury laid out very accurately what I see to be our current challenges.
Details for the conference are here.
We’d love you to join us!
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