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English Language Evenings
English Language Evenings (ELE) is an independent, public, English-language lecture forum established in 1998 by Stephen Lapeyrouse in Moscow, Russia.
==History==
ELE was founded in 1998 by American Stephen Lapeyrouse – author, essayist, editor, private English language tutor. In the first three seasons, 1998–2000, the forum was called “English Language Discussion Club” – ELDC.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= Riddle Wrapped in English Debate )〕 Stephen Lapeyrouse remained a permanent ELE host and moderator for 17 years. In 2015 he stepped back and devolved this position on John Harrison, editor of the magazine ''Moscow Expat Life'', artist, radio program host of “Brave New World”.
By its 17th season (2014/2015) ELE had hosted more than 250 meetings with more than 200 different speakers from some 12 different countries: from astronauts to adventurers; from ambassadors to attaches of various embassies; visiting and resident professors; Fulbright scholars; writers and poets; well-known Moscow journalists (from e.g. ''The Moscow Times'', ''The Moscow News'', ''Russian Journal'') and international TV and radio correspondents (from the BBC, VOA, Sky News, RT, et al.); social activists; heads of institutions (AmCham, Carnegie Moscow Center, Amnesty International, et al.) and just interesting individuals, on a very wide variety of lecture topics.
The list of ELE speakers includes Australian poet and artist David Wansbrough, American diplomat and scholar David Firestein, journalist and blogger John Helmer, philosopher William Lane Craig, US diplomat James Warlick, journalist and editor Lynn Berry, American scholar of public diplomacy John H. Brown, Irish ambassador Justin Harman, US diplomat Tobias Bradford,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Intellectual Stimulation at English Evenings )〕 New Zealand diplomat Rowena Hume,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=English Language Evenings )〕 NASA astronaut Benjamin Alvin Drew, Australian ambassador Margaret Twomey, American writer Jeff Parker, Hollywood producer Bob Van Ronkel, humanitarian aid worker Carl Wilkens, British historian Geoffrey Roberts, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s son Yermolai Solzhenitsyn,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Solzhenitsyn Lecture )〕 American writer Deidre Dare〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Deidre Dare Passes Judgement on Russian Men )〕 and many others. The well-advertised forum is attended both by English-speaking Russians and the members of Moscow’s permanent and changing expat community.

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