Sydney Peace Prize Lecture 2012
An extraordinary woman talks about courage and peace.
Overview
What would a grandmother have to say who, in her time, has been a revolutionary, an Aboriginal activist, beaten nearly to death in her home country and an architect of its current power-sharing deal? The Sydney Peace Prize is giving you the chance to find out this year by inviting 2012 winner Senator Sekai Holland to give its annual Sydney Peace Prize Lecture: A Story of Courage and Peace at the Sydney Town Hall.
Zimbabwe’s political history is a tough and difficult topic to catch up on. But you don’t need to be an expert to want to hear Holland speak. And let the complexities this important, but struggling, country come to you.
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