Hundreds of people gathered at Monona Terrace on Sunday, Dec. 10th to hear a powerful, inspirational message from Pardeep Kaleka and Arno Michaelis, both advisory board members of We Are Many – United Against Hate and founders of Serve2Unite. Their stories began in very different places, but were brought together in the aftermath of the mass shooting at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, WI in 2012. Together they shared with Madison an incredible story of heartbreak, forgiveness, compassion, and resolve.
Video coverage of the event was provided by Madison City Channel and is available for you see for yourself this powerful message, using the links below:
The entire 2 1/2 hour program is available here or use the links below to jump to specific parts of the event:
- Arno’s address to the audience
- “Waking in Oak Creek” – Documentary about the Oak Creek Sikh Temple community shared with the audience
- Pardeep’s address to the audience
- Audience Q & A moderated by Dee Hall from The Wisconsin Center For Investigative Journalism
“I was very happy to be a small part of this outstanding event. I stayed throughout as I found not only the presentations, videos and the Q & A very compelling and personally meaningful. I was happy to join Mike Basford, Chair Democratic Party of Dane County and you on stage showing our joint support for this outstanding program. Looking forward to future discussions.”
– Dave Glomp, Chair Public Relations, Republican Party of Dane County.
