[IRPCoalition] Fwd: in memory of Heike Jensen
Marianne Franklin
m.i.franklin at gold.ac.uk
Wed Feb 4 21:23:06 EET 2015
Dear all
Apologies for the cross-posting, and the sombre content. Some of you
will already know that a year ago Heike Jensen passed away. Heike was a
stalwart of Giganet, the Gender DC and other civil society work at the
IGF, and the GigaNET community in the crucial early years. Her
involvement and contribution goes back to the WSIS e.g. Heike
contributed to the Joergensen edited volume (2006) on Human Rights in
the Global Information Society, reporting for Freedom House and others
and being part of IGF meetings through the Gender DC and Giganet symposia.
The last time Heike was at the IGF was Sharm el Sheikh I think, though
she may also have been in Nairobi. In recent years she devoted herself
to other work from her (new) homebase in Munich where she was very happy
after adjusting from the move there from Berlin.
Heike was a wonderful person, a great researcher and advocate as her
partner below reminds us. I, for one, have missed having her take part
in recent years but I will miss her for the years to come at this
anniversary.
Just thought some of you would like to know of her passing if you did
not already.
best
MF
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Subject: in memory of Heike Jensen
Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2015 21:33:17 +0100
From: Thomas Ochs <ThomasOchs at gmx.de>
To: Thomas Ochs <thomasochs at gmx.de>
In Memory of our Beloved
*Heike*
Dr.phil. Heike Jensen
On the first anniversary of her death on February 3, 2014
Heike was a dedicated feminist and from the bottom of her heart a
humanitarian.
Both her scholarship and her work for NGOs aimed at making the world a
more just place for every human being.
The pain and grief caused by the loss of a beloved person is only
bearable when we experience how much she meant to those whose lives she
touched. Because the only thing that matters in life are the traces of
love that a person leaves behind.
One year ago, after her brave fight against cancer, Heike passed away.
She contitnues to live in our hearts.
Thomas Ochs
Streitbergstr. 18
81249 München
Brunhilde Jensen
Angermünder Str. 55 A
12305 Berlin
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