A Promise Kept: Commitment to World Trade Center Identification
The 20th Anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks marks a moment in the history of the United States like no other. The attacks cast a shadow over American life and defined the new century and a war on terror. The aftermath of these attacks was not confined to weeks or months but continues today. The keynote presentation at ISHI 32 walked along the hardship and perseverance through the eyes of the team and families of the victims. This commitment to identify all of those who lost their lives has not wavered.
Call for Workshop Proposals
The ISHI Program Committee invites those interested in presenting a workshop at the 33rd International Symposium on Human Identification to submit a proposal. All workshop proposals will be reviewed by committee and selected based on perceived interest to the forensic community. Workshop proposals are due no later than January 17, 2022.
The most successful workshops will address:
- A topic that is timely and important for the intended audience
- Learning objectives that are clear and appropriate
- Format that is interactive
Workshops should present useful content without a commercial bias.
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