Larisa Overmier wrote: "Speaking of controversial exhibits has anyone heard or seen any exhibits on human rights issues? " The Soka Gakkai International (SGI), a lay Buddhist organization and a UN Non Governmental Organization (NGO) has organized a large exhibit called "Towards a Century of Humanity: An Overview of Human Rights in Today's Worlds" which is traveling to venues throughout the world. I understand, however, that it will not be shown in the US. I have seen photos and text panels from the exhibit, and imagine that it has aroused some controversy. It includes multitudes of examples of human rights violations from many countries, ranging from Japanese treatment of the Chinese and Korean "comfort women" during World War II to the McCarthy era in the US. The SGI-USA is now beginning work on an exhibit to travel throughout the United States, tentatively entitled "Diversity and Dialogue" which will include sections on American human rights violations such as subjugation of the native peoples, slavery, Japanese American internment and etc. I am one of the developers of this exhibit which is scheduled to open in Los Angeles in the spring of 1997.