[hr-education-na] Re: World Program for Human Rights Education

I was involved a couple of years ago in producing curriculum materials on
child labor, which were published by the Stanford Program on International
and Cross-Cultural Education. The curriculum materials are suitable for
high school or community college students, but could be adapted to younger
or older students.

I'm trying now to raise money for a 2nd edition, to include more
photography, as part of Phase II of Child Labor & the Global Village:
Photography for Social Change (www.childlaborphotoproject.org).

If I can raise the money -- and any suggestions for funding sources would
be warmly received -- it would be terrific if we could workshop the
materials with some students and teachers.

The Human Rights grade school in Brooklyn would be a terrific place to
start, but we also would like to look overseas as well. Ultimately, the
curriculum materials we produce should be easy to adapt for use in any
school system.

I would be interested in receiving any thoughts from members of this
listserv.

Many thanks, 

Sarah Bachman 
Managing Director 
Child Labor & the Global Village: Photography for Social Change
www.childlaborphotoproject.org 






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