Marcia Bernbaum: Weaving Ties of Friendship, Trust, and Commitment to Build Democracy and Human Rights in Peru (IPEDEHP, 1999)

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

Introductory note from the author

Summary

I. Opening

II. Focus and organization of the study

III. Study methodology

IV. Evolution of the context within which IPEDEHP has worked between 1985 and the present

V. IPEDEHP seen from within and without

VI. A focus on IPEDEHP’s program to train community leaders in human rights, democracy, and citizen participation
-- Structure/organization of the training program
-- An attempt to share the "flavor" of the training course
-- Tools that course graduates take with them when they go back to their communities

VII. The IMPACT of IPEDEHP’s work seen from the perspective of its training program for community leaders: results of a field study
-- Information available on the community leaders in the four Departments visited before carrying out the field study
-- Profile of the 20 people selected to participate in the field study
-- Insights from the field study

VIII. Lessons learned from IPEDEHP’s experience
-- Elements of IPEDEHP’s strategy which have contributed to its effectiveness
-- Challenges faced by IPEDEHP and other organizations that wish to do something similar

IX. Why support in Peru and other countries training programs in human rights and democracy that apply strategies and methodologies similar to those used by IPEDEHP

X. Concluding remarks

Annexes

A. Four cases
B. People interviewed
C. Acknowledgements
D. Bibliography
E. About the author of the study
F. Instructions for ordering copies of the study

 

 

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Marcia Bernbaum: Weaving Ties of Friendship, Trust, and Commitment to Build Democracy and Human Rights in Peru (IPEDEHP, 1999)