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This interactive walking tour explores the courageous life of the women’s rights champion, resistance organizer, and democratic leader Milada Horáková. We will walk and see some of the places that shaped her life, such as the Karolinum, Prague New City Hall, and the Old Town Square, meeting place of the Women’s National Council. Horáková faced two totalitarian regimes and suffered greatly in her life, and ultimately, she was executed after a monster show trial orchestrated by the communists in 1950. Her life raises questions for us today: What good does suffering and struggle bring to our lives? How do we find and benefit from mentors? What can we do to bring about meaningful change in our world today?
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Joshua Hayden is a leadership scholar and educator with a decade of experience in higher education. He teaches at Anglo-American University, where he is Chair of the Department of Social Sciences. He has led academic initiatives and executive programs in Nashville and worked with leaders across six countries. His research focuses on moral leadership, ethics, and adaptive leadership theory. Josh is especially academically interested in the personality of President Václav Havel. |
We will meet at Ovocný Trh before the Carolinum Building of the Rectorate of Charles University. The meeting is at 2:00 PM. Please come a little bit beforehand.
The organizer will hold a black umbrella!
