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Photo Exhibit and Discussion On April 3, 2006, Amnesty International, “A photo of someone looking at the exhibit made the front page of our main school newspaper, and it was a cover story for another one of our school papers” – the Dartmouth Free Press, which included an excellent article on the Bhopal disaster and the campaign at Dartmouth.
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collaboration with Project Bangladesh, brought the Bhopal photo
exhibit “We are not Flowers, We are Flames,” to Dartmouth.
The “opening day” featured a well-attended lunch and
discussion with Professors Jennifer Fluri and Bill Roebuck, which
explored the dynamics of the Bhopal disaster, human rights, and
corporate accountability. The exhibit was then moved to the first
floor of Baker-Berry Library, a higher-visibility area, where it
remained on display until April 15. 
The international student campaign to hold Dow
accountable for Bhopal, and its other toxic legacies around the world.
For more information about the campaign, or for problems regarding this
website, contact Ryan
Bodanyi, the Coordinator of Students for Bhopal.
WE
ALL LIVE 
IN
BHOPAL
"The year 2003 was a special year in the history of the campaign for justice in Bhopal. It was the year when student and youth supporters from at least 30 campuses in the US and India took action against Dow Chemical or in support of the demands of the Bhopal survivors. As we enter the 20th year of the unfolding Bhopal disaster, we can, with your support, convey to Dow Chemical that the fight for justice in Bhopal is getting stronger and will continue till justice is done. We look forward to your continued support and good wishes, and hope that our joint struggle will pave the way for a just world free of the abuse of corporate power."
Signed/ Rasheeda Bi, Champa Devi Shukla
Bhopal Gas Affected Women Stationery Employees Union
International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal
This is what the www.studentsforbhopal.org site looked like in early 2008. For more recent information, please visit www.bhopal.net.