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Concurrent Workshops
Education: Hope for the Children Left Behind
The Media and Politics: A Place for the Poor
Models of Corporate Social Responsibility
Hope for Migrants: The Journey to Legalization
Restoring the Covenant with the Poor: Dialogue and Action
To Hunger and Thirst for Justice: Food, Water and Health Care
The Media and Politics: A Place for the Poor