Linda
Reflections on Ending the Use of Violence: An Essay by Michael Britton
Our HumanDHS Board Director Michael Britton offers a special message in support of everyone who works to preserve the dignity of all people while striving to end the use of violence.
In this essay, Michael Britton observes: “The world is… Continue reading
You’re Invited: 2021 Oxford Symposium in School-Based Family Counseling Webinar August 5-8th
Dear HumanDHS Friends,
You are invited to the 2021 Oxford Symposium in School-Based Family Counseling Webinar August 5-8? The Symposium is sponsored by the Institute for School-Based Family Counseling and co-sponsored by the WISR Center for Child and Family Development.… Continue reading
New Article: Parkland: A Call for Dignity
Dear HumanDHS Friends!
Thanks to the support of all of you and our courageous HumanDHS family, our article, “Parkland: A Call for Dignity,” was published by The Global Campaign for Peace Education (GCPE) on March 8, 2018: http://www.peace-ed-campaign.org/parkland-a-call-for-dignity/
We… Continue reading
Late Call for Papers: The University As Urban Cultural and Social Engine
Call for Papers:
Inter-University Centre, Dubrovnik,Croatia
18-19 September 2017
“The University As Urban Cultural and Social Engine”
The conference follows upon two urban studies conferences at IUC- the September 14-15, 2015 conference “Urban Cultures at the Crossroads” and the September… Continue reading
In Factis Pax Call for Papers
In Factis Pax Call for Papers
Special Issue on Peace Building in Post-Conflict Contexts
In Factis Pax invites papers for submission on a Special Issue on Peace Building in Post-Conflict Contexts inspired by the ground-breaking developments in Colombia to end… Continue reading
A Special Issue: Publication on Therapeutic Jurisprudence Available for All!
We are delighted to have Michael Perlin share these links to a recent publication of a special symposium issue on therapeutic jurisprudence in the Queensland University of Technology Law Review. There are multiple pieces that might be of interest… Continue reading
Disability Rights Report: An Important Investigation
We are honoring Alison Lynch’s efforts in developing this important report: http://www.drny.org/bellevue-report.html
Thanks to Michael Perlin for sending the following message:
One of the dreariest and most banal tropes in the whole conversation about the “criminalization of persons with… Continue reading
Upcoming Conference: Gandhian Perspectives on Contemporary Conflicts and Peace
The Mahatma Gandhi Center for Non-Violence, Human Rights and World Peace, Hindu University of America at Orlando, Florida, is organizing a conference on Gandhi on 3rd and 4th of November, 2016. The title of the conference is: Gandhian Perspectives on… Continue reading
“The Code Not Taken: The Path From Guild Ethics to Torture and Our Continuing Choices — Canadian Psychological Association John C. Service Member of the Year Award Address”
Dear HumanDHS Friends and Colleagues!
You may find this article very interesting! I’m a great admirer of Ken Pope’s efforts.
Linda Hartling
From Ken Pope:
My article — “The Code Not Taken: The Path From Guild Ethics to Torture… Continue reading
BOOK REVIEW: Conflict Management in International Missions – A field guide by Olav Ofstad
Conflict Management in International Missions – A field guide by Olav Ofstad
If you hold a book written by Mr. Olav Ofstad in your hand, you would not be disappointed. This also applies to field guide: Conflict Management in International… Continue reading