Posted on March 12, 2008 by 40brown
I am very happy to report that I’ll be attending the Intercultural Management Institute’s conference on March 13 and 14. I am looking forward to many interesting panels and workshops.I’m also excited to try live blogging for the first time. I’ll be using www.coveritlive.com ’s application. I hope you join in!
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Posted on January 17, 2008 by 40brown
In a recent report, the Center for American Progress Action Fund, found that only 5% of questions posed to presidential candidates were about human rights. A panel was put together to discuss these findings, and in this 3rd installment, I’ll share what Gayle Smith, co-founder of ENOUGH! had to say.
“It is sad, but true,” she [...]
Filed under: Human Rights, Uncategorized | Tagged: Darfur, election, Foreign policy, Gayle Smith, Politics, president, presidential campaign | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 15, 2008 by 40brown
Its not likely that you would find a presidential candidate that is against human rights. So why is it that human rights issues take such a backseat in presidential campaigns?
The Center for American Progress Action Fund (CAPAF) found that so far, only 5% of questions posed to presidential candidates were about human rights issues. Earlier [...]
Filed under: Human Rights, Uncategorized | Tagged: election, Foreign policy, Gary Haugen, International Justice Mission, ncc, Politics, president, presidential campaign | Leave a Comment »
