Admission is free.
Dohrn s presentation, titled Think Globally, Act Locally, will examine 1960s activism as an example of young people s concern for global issues. Dohrn s appearance is part of Illinois State University s yearlong, campuswide Global Connections theme program. Dohrn lived underground to avoid prosecution for the bombings and eventually turned herself in after federal bombing conspiracy charges had been dropped because of improper FBI surveillance. Dohrn is now an advocate for children s rights and protection. She is the director of the Children and Family Justice Center at Northwestern University.