Angelina Jolie isn’t only a Hollywood star but the political activist who stepped into the new role. On Tuesday, she was the professor in practice at the prestigious university, London School of Economics.
The “Tomb raider” star got new qualification this week, the A-list actress and director got a new role – a visiting professor at the London School of Economics (LSE) gave a powerful lecture. The ex-wife of Brad Pitt stressed in her speech the importance of the women rights issue, keeping the peace and security in the modern world.
The lecture took place at the Centre for Women, Peace and Security, Angelina spoke as the UN envoy. For this occasion, the lecturer opted the form-fitting black dress and longline coat. The students of LSE commented Jolie’s lecture and her outfit on the social media.
The spokesperson for LSE stressed the importance of Jolie’s lecture for the students:
“Angelina Jolie spoke to a class of students taking the postgraduate course ‘Women, Peace and Security,’ as part of her role as visiting professor in practice in the Centre for Women, Peace and Security.”
Speaking to the auditory, Ms Jolie told about her experience as a supporter of the human rights, this her position was transformed into the UNHCR activity. Now, Angelina is a special envoy and as co-founder of the Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative, it is one of many funds of Jolie-Pitt charity structure.
On Tuesday, the activist underlined in her lecture the main points like the developing strategies to promote justice, human rights and participation for women in areas that are affected by conflict.
The elegant Jolie admitted that she felt some nervous because the lecturing is not her common occupation. Despite all this, the auditory warmly welcomed the star with her useful and actual lecture. “I hope I do well. This is very important to me,” said Angelina to the London journalists.
