Lotus Flower Photo by Mr. Kato of JapanSchool group Lotus Flower Photo by Mr. Kato of JapanStudents experiencing Quest for Dignity ExhibitOrganization of Teachers vistit The Center Jane Cook Receives the Annual George Bailey Award From Karolyn Grimes Karolyn Grimes "ZuZu" presents the George Baily Award to Jane Cook at the Idea Center Lian Law with Sonia Schreiber Weitz, recipient of the Voices of Humanity Award

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-- Dr. A.P. Sinicropi, Life-long resident of Seneca Falls

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IDEA Center for the Voices of Humanity

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The IDEA Center for the Voices of Humanity

The Quest For Dignity Exhibit

Leaping Over the Gulfs That Seperate

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May The Rainbow Always Touch Your Sholder

Elvir Camdzic (center), director of the San Francisco Bay Area Darfur Coalition, is joined by Seneca Falls residents and Cornell Professor David Weiss (far right) as he embarks on a 600-mile bike trip to raise awareness about human rights violations in Darfur. Photo by Henry Law
Carolyn Pogue from Canada, a member of Women in Black, an international peace network, displays the cape she has made with messages from a multitude of organizations who promote peace. Photo by Henry Law
High school teacher Kathleen Campitiello (left) visits the Center with her friend, Dina Hamer, a survivor of the Holocaust. Photo by Henry Law