[hr-education] Research on HRE and Public Policy (USA)

	I am a law student collecting information for a research project
on Human Rights Education and Public Policy in the United States.

	In addition to examining work undertaken by former Senator Paul
Simon's Public Policy Institute here at Southern Illinois University in
Carbondale, and work undertaken by Amnesty International in New York
state, I would like to examine any other efforts to connect Human Rights
Education to Public Policy in the U.S.
	
	My goal is to produce a paper that not only captures the present
state of Human Rights Education and Public Policy in the U.S., but also
provides interested individuals and groups with lobbying techniques and
strategies they can use to strengthen the connection between Human Rights
Education and Public Policy in parts of the U.S. where little has yet been
done.
	
	I would appreciate any information on efforts to engage public
officials in the Human Rights Education movement, from the local level to
the national, from school administrators to professional politicians.
	
	Please respond to the listserv or email me directly at:
<astone@siu.edu>.

	Thank you,

	Adam Stone



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