Re: Mechanisms for cooperation and coordination at the national, regional and international level



I too agree with Nancy Flowers and Lynn McBrien -- people who I work with
don't realize or consider themselves as human rights educators.

I really think people need help connecting the dots.  In the Violence
Against Women's movement in the US, I continually tell people that this is
a human rights issue.  I also feel the same when talking to people in
public health.  There is a lack of awareness and for many these issues
were never brought up in their formal education.  When you have the
conversation, then there is the realization.

Beth E. Malchus
Ohio Department of Health
Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Prevention Program
bmalchus@odh.ohio.gov
614/466-8960




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