Photo Art Exhibit, Panel Discussion “What I Brought in My Luggage
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/photo-art-exhibit-panel-discussion-what-i-brought-in-my-luggage-tickets-46117026267?aff=erelexpmlt People’s lives in Turkey changed dramatically after the failed coup attempt on July 15th, 2016. Instead of a proper investigation regarding the perpetrators of the coup,...
Salt Lake Interfaith Round Table first Luncheon of Academic Year
Around 50 attendees from different faiths got together at Salt Lake Interfaith Round Table's (SLIR) first luncheon of the year within generosity of LDS Church at the Lion House...
The prayer vigil at the St. Paul’s Episcopalian Church
Emerald Hills Institute Joined to the prayer vigil at the St. Paul’s Episcopalian Church on September 30. The vigil was held with the purpose of global peace and healing. From...
Attended United Nations Day Banquet & Fundraiser on October 23 at the University of Utah Student Union
Emerald Hills Representatives Zeynep Kariparduc and Seniha Ozudogru attended United Nations Day Banquet& Fundraiser on October 23 at the University of Utah Student Union. With the theme of “Human Rights...
Join us for a discussion on domestic violence
Gonca Soyer, Tiffany Osborn, and Danielle Hawkes gave us a great talk about on domestic violence in the USA. Gonca shared definitions of various abuse types along with some...
Joined both prayer vigils at Chabad Lubavitch of Utah and Kol Ami Congregations
Emerald Hills Institute Representatives joined both prayer vigils at Chabad Lubavitch of Utah and Kol Ami Congregations two days in a row to show their solidarity with Pittsburgh shooting...
Sharing Noah’s Pudding with Cannon Young Single Adult Ward, LDS Church
This post has been updated with the after-event photos and information. Emerald Hills Institute held a Noah's Pudding event at the Cannon Young Single Adult Ward, LDS church on November...
Journaling Art Workshop
This page has been updated with after-event photos and description. An evening of unconventional creation “My son is a historian, and knowing I journal this way simply drives him crazy.”...
