Experience two new, 360° virtual-reality videos from HuffPost’s “Project Zero,” which documents neglected tropical diseases, including the Carter Center’s work on river blindness and lymphatic filariasis in Nigeria. A panel will discuss the challenges of eliminating the diseases worldwide and their experiences creating stories with this cutting-edge technology.
Panelists include:
Moderator:
This event is free of charge; however, reservations are required to attend in person. Click here to reserve your seat >
Location: Cecil B. Day Chapel, The Carter Center, Atlanta, Ga. (Get directions)
Important note on timing: Doors open at 6 p.m. Come between 6 and 7 to view the videos (they cannot be shown during the panel because of the technology involved). HuffPost will make a number of special virtual reality headsets available for the pre-panel demonstration. During the viewing period, guests also can enjoy complimentary light refreshments and a cash bar. The one-hour panel discussion will begin at 7:15. We will keep the lobby open for 45 minutes after the conversation for those who are not able to view the videos before the discussion.
If you are unable to join us in person, we hope you will watch the live webcast of the panel discussion from 7:15-8:15 p.m. EDT. The webcast is free of charge and reservations are not required to watch.
During the webcast, join our Twitter discussion @CarterCenter using #CarterProjectZero.
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