Bernard-Henri Lévy in Conversation with Thomas Kaplan—Never Forget: A Call to Action

Across the globe, authoritarian leaders seek to undermine democratic institutions and chip away at ethical norms.

Human history tells us that the darkest and most treacherous times have erupted when the key universal values of tolerance and mutual respect have been undermined.

As the last witnesses and survivors of the horrors of the 20th century pass away, 92Y hosts an evening with Bernard-Henri Lévy and Thomas S. Kaplan. Join these dynamic speakers, the co-founders of Justice for Kurds, as they honor the living memory of those lost to genocide and discuss how victims’ legacies can be perpetuated to new generations. While answering the very real and urgent questions “could genocide happen again, and where?” they address an existential challenge: is “Never Again” simply a slogan or a genuine call to action.











When: Mon., Nov. 4, 2019 at 7:30 pm
Where: The 92nd Street Y, New York
1395 Lexington Ave.
212-415-5500
Price: $50
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Across the globe, authoritarian leaders seek to undermine democratic institutions and chip away at ethical norms.

Human history tells us that the darkest and most treacherous times have erupted when the key universal values of tolerance and mutual respect have been undermined.

As the last witnesses and survivors of the horrors of the 20th century pass away, 92Y hosts an evening with Bernard-Henri Lévy and Thomas S. Kaplan. Join these dynamic speakers, the co-founders of Justice for Kurds, as they honor the living memory of those lost to genocide and discuss how victims’ legacies can be perpetuated to new generations. While answering the very real and urgent questions “could genocide happen again, and where?” they address an existential challenge: is “Never Again” simply a slogan or a genuine call to action.

Buy tickets/get more info now