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World Authority on Digital Hate and the Internet Coming to Las Vegas

WORLD AUTHORITY ON DIGITAL HATE AND THE INTERNET
COMING TO LAS VEGAS TO DELIVER IMPORTANT BRIEFINGS
 
NOT TO BE MISSED
 
We are very fortunate to have Rabbi Abraham Cooper, Dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center-Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, coming to Las Vegas for Holocaust Memorial Day on Sunday and to do two important briefings on Monday.  Rabbi Cooper is widely recognized as a pioneer and international authority on issues related to digital hate and the Internet.  He has been a longtime activist for human rights causes on five continents.
 
Rabbi Cooper has recently written and released the Wiesenthal Center’s new report on Digital Terrorism and Hate Crimes; a growing menace and concern in our society.  Rabbi Cooper has agreed to conduct two special briefings this Monday.  The first will be for law enforcement officials hosted by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department at their Fusion Center.  The second special briefing will be for representatives of our community’s media.  This special briefing will be Monday, May 2 at 10:00 A.M. at the offices of the Greenspun Media Group at 2360 Corporate Circle in Henderson, third floor conference room.

It is our great hope that law enforcement, emergency managers, first-responders and broadcasters will be able to join us for Rabbi Cooper’s presentations.   Additionally, we enthusiastically encourage everyone to invite other members of your staff for whom this subject is of interest and importance.  We ask that you let the NBA know in advance who will be attending so we can ensure that appropriate arrangements will be made.

We would also like to seek everyone's help and assistance in spreading the word about these special briefings.We are able to accommodate a lot of people at the briefing and it would be very helpful if you could help to get the word out about this special briefing.

 

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