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| <center><big><big>Program</big></big></center>
| | === Program === |
| <center><big>Thursday, 24 August</big></center>
| | ==== Thursday, 24 August ==== |
| '''8:00''' Registration<br>
| | * '''Welcome and Opening Remarks''' |
| '''8:30''' Welcome and Opening Remarks – Marilyn Milos, John Geisheker, and Peter Ball<br>
| | : ''Marilyn Milos, John Geisheker, and Peter Ball'' |
| '''9:00''' The Delusional Psychologies of Circumcision and Civilization– David Chamberlain<br>
| | * '''The Delusional Psychologies of Circumcision and Civilization''' |
| '''10:00''' Determining the Best Interest of the Child: A comparative approach to professional medical guidance for relating male circumcision – Marie Fox and Michael Thomson<br> | | : ''David Chamberlain'' |
| '''11:00''' Break<br> | | * '''Determining the Best Interest of the Child: A comparative approach to professional medical guidance for relating male circumcision''' |
| '''11:20''' Cultural Relativism at Home and Abroad – Zachary Androus<br> | | : ''Marie Fox and Michael Thomson'' |
| '''11:40''' Circumcision in Perspective – Jody McLaughlin<br> | | * '''Cultural Relativism at Home and Abroad''' |
| '''12:00''' Circumcision Mythologies in Conflict with Logic, Reason, and Common Sense – Steve Scott | | : ''Zachary Androus'' |
| '''12:30''' Lunch – On Your Own<br> | | * '''Circumcision in Perspective''' |
| '''2:00''' Consequences of Female Genital Mutilation on Global Health and Sexuality – Olaoye Olusoji Emmanuel<br>
| | : ''Jody McLaughlin'' |
| '''2:20''' Medical Interventions on Women’s Genitals: Historical Texts and Contemporary Discourse – Noel Gazzano<br>
| | * '''Circumcision Mythologies in Conflict with Logic, Reason, and Common Sense''' |
| '''2:40''' Female Genital Modifications in Malawi: A Field Research – Debora Moro<br>
| | : ''Steve Scott'' |
| '''3:00''' The Ritual Use of Herbs for Female Genital Modifications in Africa – Franco Viviani<br>
| | * '''Consequences of Female Genital Mutilation on Global Health and Sexuality''' |
| '''3:20''' Ten Years of Merka’s Alternative Rite in Somalia (1996-2005): From “Sunna Gudnin” to “Gudnin Usub” – Franco Viviani<br>
| | : ''Olaoye Olusoji Emmanuel'' |
| '''3:40''' Break<br>
| | * '''Medical Interventions on Women’s Genitals: Historical Texts and Contemporary Discourse''' |
| '''4:00''' Muslims and Circumcision– Mostafa K. Al-Madawi<br>
| | : ''Noel Gazzano'' |
| '''4:20''' Changing People’s Minds about Circumcision – Patricia Robinett<br>
| | * '''Female Genital Modifications in Malawi: A Field Research''' |
| '''4:40''' Special Guest: Singer/Songwriter – Jess Grant<br>
| | : ''Debora Moro'' |
| '''5:00''' Dinner On Your Own<br>
| | * '''The Ritual Use of Herbs for Female Genital Modifications in Africa''' |
| | : ''Franco Viviani'' |
| | * '''Ten Years of Merka’s Alternative Rite in Somalia (1996-2005): From “Sunna Gudnin” to “Gudnin Usub”''' |
| | : ''Franco Viviani'' |
| | * '''Muslims and Circumcision''' |
| | : ''Mostafa K. Al-Madawi'' |
| | * '''Changing People’s Minds about Circumcision''' |
| | : ''Patricia Robinett'' |
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| <center><big>Friday, 25 August</big></center>
| | ==== Friday, 25 August ==== |
| | * '''“Toxic Irritation of the Nervous System” Abraham Wolbarst and the Industrial Implementation of Eugenic Circumcision''' |
| | : ''Frederick Hodges'' |
| | * '''Excuses for Circumcision: Some Byways of Penile Anatomy''' |
| | : ''Ken McGrath'' |
| | * '''The Perils of Circumcision''' |
| | : ''James Snyder'' |
| | * '''Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus: A Risk of Circumcised Boys''' |
| | : ''[[George Hill]]'' |
| | * '''Conservative Management of Foreskin Problems''' |
| | : ''John Dalton'' |
| | * '''Fine Touch Pressure Thresholds in the Adult Penis''' |
| | : ''Morris Sorrells'' |
| | * '''Fitting In and Getting Off: Elective Adult Male Circumcision in the USA''' |
| | : ''Zachary Androus'' |
| | * '''Image: Are We Right or Wrong?''' |
| | : ''David Smith'' |
| | * '''“Real Men”: Foreskin Cutting and Male Identity in the Philippines''' |
| | : ''Leonard Glick'' |
| | * '''Filipino Male Experience of Ritual Circumcision: Perspectus and Insights for Philippine-Based Anti-Circumcision Advocacy''' |
| | : ''Romeo B. Lee'' |
| | * '''Traditional Male Circumcision in West Timor, Indonesia: Practices, Myths, and their Impact on the Spread of HIV/AIDS and Gender Relations''' |
| | : ''Primus Lake'' |
| | * '''Report from NOCIRC of Ireland''' |
| | : ''Linda Massie'' |
| | * '''News from NORM-UK''' |
| | : ''John Warren'' |
| | * '''Male Circumcision in Europe: Is There Anything We Can Do?''' |
| | : ''Yngve Hofvander'' |
| | * '''Foreskins for Keeps: A Midwife’s Project to End Circumcision''' |
| | : ''Gloria Lemay'' |
| | * '''Circumcision in the Mass Media''' |
| | : ''Hugh Young'' |
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| '''8:30''' Registration<br>
| | ==== Saturday, 26 August ==== |
| '''9:00''' “Toxic Irritation of the Nervous System” Abraham Wolbarst and the Industrial Implementation of Eugenic Circumcision – Frederick Hodges<br> 9:30 Excuses for Circumcision: Some Byways of Penile Anatomy – Ken McGrath<br>
| | * '''Coding, Reporting, and Analyzing Circumcision Data''' |
| '''9:50''' The Perils of Circumcision – James Snyder10:10 Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus: A Risk of Circumcised Boys – George Hill<br>
| | : ''Georganne Chapin'' |
| '''10:30''' Conservative Management of Foreskin Problems – John Dalton<br> | | * '''A Treatise From the Trenches: Why Are Circumcision Lawsuits So Hard to Win?''' |
| '''11:00''' Break<br> | | : ''[[J. Steven Svoboda]]'' |
| '''11:20''' Fine Touch Pressure Thresholds in the Adult Penis – Morris Sorrells<br> | | * '''Winning and Losing on the Circuit''' |
| '''11:40''' Fitting In and Getting Off: Elective Adult Male Circumcision in the USA – Zachary Androus<br> | | : ''[[David J. Llewellyn]]'' |
| '''12:00''' Image: Are We Right or Wrong?– David Smith<br> | | * '''Switching Gears in Washington State: From Individual Lawsuits to Writ of Mandamus''' |
| '''12:30''' Lunch on Your Own<br> | | : ''John Geisheker'' |
| '''2:00''' “Real Men”: Foreskin Cutting and Male Identity in the Philippines – Leonard Glick<br>
| | * '''The MGM Bill Proposals: A Legislative Strategy for Protecting US boys from Circumcision''' |
| '''2:20''' Filipino Male Experience of Ritual Circumcision: Perspectus and Insights for Philippine-Based Anti-Circumcision Advocacy – Romeo B. Lee<br>
| | : ''Matthew Hess'' |
| '''2:40''' Traditional Male Circumcision in West Timor, Indonesia: Practices, Myths, and their Impact on the Spread of HIV/AIDS and Gender Relations – Primus Lake<br>
| | * '''Ending Non-religious Circumcision: Supply vs Demand''' |
| '''3:00''' Report from NOCIRC of Ireland– Linda Massie<br>
| | : ''A Moderated Discussion'' |
| '''3:20''' News from NORM-UK – John Warren<br>
| | * '''Defining What is Sacred''' |
| '''3:40''' Break<br>
| | : ''Miriam Pollack'' |
| '''4:00''' Male Circumcision in Europe: Is There Anything We Can Do? – Yngve Hofvander<br>
| | * '''Beyond the Bris: One Jewish Mother’s Experience''' |
| '''4:20''' Foreskins for Keeps: A Midwife’s Project to End Circumcision – Gloria Lemay<br>
| | : ''Rebecca Wald'' |
| '''4:40''' Circumcision in the Mass Media– Hugh Young<br>
| | * '''Resolving Circumcision Trauma: Neurological Repatterning and Healing Action''' |
| '''5:00''' Dinner On Your Own<br>
| | : ''Stephanie Mines'' |
| | * '''Ending Circumcision for Children: A Total Paradigm Shift''' |
| | : ''Suzanne Arms'' |
| | * '''Tribute to Jeannine Parvati Baker''' |
| | : ''[[Marilyn Milos]] and Suzanne Arms'' |
| | * '''No Host Banquet Dinner and Premier Performance''' |
| | : ''Composer Ron Romanovsky and Betty Katz Sperlich, co-founder, Nurses for the Rights of the Child, present IT’S A BOY! (a circus opera). The performance includes five vocalists and two accompanists.'' |
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| <center><big>Saturday, 26 August</big></center>
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| '''8:30''' Registration<br>
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| '''9:00''' Coding, Reporting, and Analyzing Circumcision Data – Georganne Chapin<br>
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| '''9:30''' A Treatise From the Trenches: Why Are Circumcision Lawsuits So Hard to Win?– J. Steven Svoboda<br>
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| '''9:50''' Winning and Losing on the Circuit– David J. Llewellyn<br>
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| '''10:10''' Switching Gears in Washington State: From Individual Lawsuits to Writ of Mandamus – John Geisheker<br>
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| '''10:30''' The MGM Bill Proposals: A Legislative Strategy for Protecting US boys from Circumcision – Matthew Hess<br>
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| '''11:00''' Break<br>
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| '''11:30''' Ending Non-religious Circumcision: Supply vs Demand – A Moderated Discussion<br>
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| '''12:30''' Lunch On Your Own<br>
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| '''2:00''' Defining What is Sacred – Miriam Pollack<br>
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| '''2:20''' Beyond the Bris: One Jewish Mother’s Experience – Rebecca Wald<br>
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| '''2:40''' Resolving Circumcision Trauma: Neurological Repatterning and Healing Action – Stephanie Mines<br>
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| '''3:40''' Break<br>
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| '''4:00''' Ending Circumcision for Children: A Total Paradigm Shift – Suzanne Arms<br>
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| '''4:45''' Tribute to Jeannine Parvati Baker– Marilyn Milos and Suzanne Arms<br>
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| '''5:00''' Close of symposium<br>
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| '''7:00''' No Host Banquet Dinner and Premier Performance – Composer Ron Romanovsky and Betty Katz Sperlich, co-founder, Nurses for the Rights of the Child, present IT’S A BOY! (a circus opera). The performance includes five vocalists and two accompanists.<br>
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| ==Sponsors== | |
| The Symposium was sponsored by the [http://www.nocirc.org National Organization of Circumcision Information Resource Centers] and [https://www.doctorsopposingcircumcision.org/ Doctors Opposing Circumcision]. | | The Symposium was sponsored by the [http://www.nocirc.org National Organization of Circumcision Information Resource Centers] and [https://www.doctorsopposingcircumcision.org/ Doctors Opposing Circumcision]. |
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