AIUSA Summer Institute on Stopping Violence Against Women (Seattle, July 21-24, 2004)



This is a reminder about Amnesty International USA's Educators Institute
on Stopping Violence Against Women.


CURRICULUM FOR CHANGE: AN EDUCATOR INSTITUTE FOR STOPPING VIOLENCE AGAINST
WOMEN
Presented by Amnesty International USA's Western Region Human Rights
Educators Network

Join concerned educators for an institute to explore ending violence against
women. During this four-day event, participants will share experiences, move
toward broader understanding, and work together in finding solutions to this
complex issue.

>From Wednesday, July 21st through Saturday, July 24th at Seattle University
in Seattle, Washington, come together with teachers, students and community
members for presentations, workshops and fieldwork. Participants will
examine the roles we can play as educators in ending violence against women.

How do we begin a dialogue about violence against women? What challenges
have we faced and how can we build upon our knowledge of those experiences?
The Instutute will provide opportunities to join others in seeking, sharing
and making sene of what we know about violence against women.

The cost for the institute itself is only $125, if you register by June
15th. Three units of course credit (continuing ed) available for $105.
Academic (degree applicable) course credit will also be available upon
request.

Information about events and speakers is available at the website, which is
www.amnestyusa.org/svawinstitute/. The registration form is there, too,
along with information on housing and meals.

We are updating the website, but feel free to contact Locsi Ferra in the San
Francisco office of AI <lferra@aiusa.org> for details.

Please feel free to contact me as well, especially with queries about
speakers and events. My e-mail address is below.


Anne Parris
Chair, AIUSA Western Region Human Rights Educators Steering Committee
museredux@hotmail.com


Individuals, institutions, communities, and governments all have a
responsibility to ensure prevention of and protection from violence against
women and girls.



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