Distinguished lecturer speaks at Overlake School on "Defining America: Justice, Immigration, and Education"

Defining America: Justice, Immigration and Education

How is the nation’s population changing? What does it mean for all Americans? How must our immigration laws and our existing systems change to bring about justice, ensure equity and unify our country?

Hear leading social justice activist and writer, Distinguished Lecturer Pramila Jayapal, on April 15, 7:30 p.m., in Discovery Hall, The Overlake School , 20301 NE 108th St., Redmond. Admission is free.

The founder of OneAmerica, the state’s largest immigrant advocacy organization, and a national leader on issues of social justice and immigration, Pramila Jayapal studies the nation’s changing demographics and the problems and opportunities they offer. For more information about her, visithttp://pramilajayapal.com. For more information about the lecture or The Overlake School, call 425-868-1000 or visithttp://www.overlake.org. The Overlake School is a coed, fifth through 12^th-grade independent college prep school founded in 1967.