French editorial cartoonist Plantu, the visionary behind “Cartooning for Peace,” will be among the cartoonists from around the world who will speak at Emory on the power of cartoons.

‘Cartooning for Peace’ features
international editorial artists
"Cartoons make us laugh. Without them, our lives would be much sadder. But they are no laughing matter: they have the power to inform, and also to offend,” said former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan at the inaugural “Cartooning for Peace” seminar at the United Nations headquarters in October 2006.
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