[NEWW/Op] Job- Communications Position apply January 11, 2001 Area of Focus Human rights and civil Liberties, Peace andConflict Resolution Organization International Campaign for tibet URL http http://lists.partners-intl.net/pipermail/opportunities/2000-October/000817.html
Extractions: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 14:10:50 +0000 From: "Craig Zelizer" < czelizer@yahoo.com > Organization: Alliance for Conflict Transformation Reply-To: "Craig Zelizer" < czelizer@yahoo.com conflictjobs@egroups.com vanl@savetibet.org ) cover letter and resume to: International Campaign for Tibet, 1825 K St., NW, Suite 520, Washington, DC 20036. FAX: 202-785-4343. Last day to apply: January 11, 2001 Area of Focus: Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Peace and Conflict Resolution Organization: International Campaign for Tibet URL: http://www.savetibet.org/ Phone: 202-785-1515 Location: Washington, District of Columbia, 20006, United States Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com http://click.egroups.com/1/9537/10/_/481837/_/971780546/ http://www.onelist.com/community/conflictjobs or send an e-mail to conflictjobs-unsubscribe (or subscribe)@onelist.com If you have questions you may contact the list owner at conflictjobs-owner@onelist.com
R&D: Research Developments (In The News) estimated 130,000 tibetans living outside tibet, to correspond www.jsonline.com/news/intl/jan01/dalai12011101a linksto resources about the civil rights movement http://newsresearch.weblogs.com/2001/01/15
Extractions: Login Posted by Bill Lucey , 1/15/01 at 8:32:21 AM. Security Flaws (January 15, 2001) When 28 states began putting sex offender registry Web sites online beginning in 1997, many considered this to be one of the most effective ways to track offenders. Due to poor security management, however, the databases at many of these sites can easily be accessed by outsiders, where incriminating material can be deleted and altered-putting potential victims at risk-according to a recent MSNBC investigation. The key findings of the investigation include: 1.) 9 states: Virginia, Michigan, Illinois, North Carolina, Mississippi, Louisiana, Nebraska, Florida and South Carolina were found to maintaining insecure Web sites as result of investigators ability to look at their files through a Web browser. The flaws resulted from many of the states using Microsoft's Internet Information Server. In most cases, though, these insecure files were remedied by downloading and installing patches (a small program intened to fix the original program) from Microsoft. 2.) 6 of the states have ``Unicode flaws that allow anyone to search the supposedly hidden files of a Web server merely by pasting an address into a Web browser. This is considered the initial step toward hacking a system.
Wuarchive.wustl.edu/doc/coombspapers/index-files/INDEX2-5 speech on Buddhist practice in intl. the human rights situation in tibet 19941995tibet-human-r Down; Religious Policy Tightens un-covenant-civil-polit-rights http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/doc/coombspapers/index-files/INDEX2-5
Collevecchio Declaration Center for Environmental Law and Community rights Inc., Papua New Forum for Consultationwith civil Society on Structural Students for a Free tibet, USA 80. http://www.foe.org/camps/intl/endorsements.html
Extractions: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 10:01:38 -0400 ~~~fyi: Poor Magazine: http://www.poormagazine.org http://www.sfgate.com/chronicle/ http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2002/04/19/EB143453.DTL vwagner@sfchronicle.com From the time Tiny was in sixth grade to about five years ago, she and Dee From Osha Neumann's perspective, the magazine has a greater social impact. deeandtiny@poormagazine.org E-mail comments to sffriday@sfchronicle.com norsehorse@hotmail.com http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp. Previous message: [Hpn] Homeless man who aided others is mourned; Seattle P-I;4/17/02 Next message: [Hpn] Helping people get sober: SMOC gets grant to run program for substance abusers Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Social-movements Bibliography Lesbian Avengers' civil rights Organizing Project www.octobertech.com/october TimorAction Network www.etan.org; intl Campaign for tibet www.savetibet http://www.iol.ie/~mazzoldi/toolsforchange/archive/biblio.html
Extractions: This is a set of lists of suggested reading related to the social-movements mailing list . The lists are as follows: Social movement theory (Sebastian Haunss) General reading (Laurence Cox) German social movement research (Sebastian Haunss) The German Autonomen (Sebastian Haunss) World collective action (Mark Douglas Whitaker) Links for activists (CyberBrook) If you'd like to contribute to this bibliography - either as a separate list or individual references - please email . Suggested reading for theoretical frameworks, countries or languages that aren't well covered here would be greatly appreciated. Cohen, Jean L. 1985: Strategy or Identity: New Theoretical Paradigms and Contemporary Social Movements in: Social Research, Vol. 52, No. 4, S. 663-716, Internet: http://user.hk.linkage.net/~greenpow/essays/cohen.htm Diani, Mario and Melucci, Alberto 1991: The Growth of an Autonomous Research Field: Social Movement Studies in Italy in: Rucht, Dieter (Hg.): Research on social movements. The state of the art in Western Europe and the USA, Frankfurt/M., Campus, S. 149-174 (DE) Halfmann, Jost 1993: Moderne soziale Bewegungen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Reichweite und Wirkung, in: Berliner Journal f
Biography and studying mental health among nuns and students who had been tortured in tibet. hasspent twenty years in the field of advocacy for human and civil rights. http://www.uiowa.edu/~intl/ACAD/ghsp/GHSPbiosketch.htm
Extractions: Assembly Participant Biographies Michael A. Grodin M.D., http://www.bu.edu/philo/faculty/grodin.html ; Contact: Boston University School of Public Health, 715 Albany Street, T3W, Boston, MA 02118. Tel: 617/638-4626. grodin@bu.edu Sofia Gruskin, JD, MIA http://www.eci.harvard.edu/about_eci/gruskin.html Contact: 7th Floor François_Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights, Harvard School of Public Health, 651 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115 ph: 617-432-4314 fax: 617-432-4310, sgruskin@hsph.harvard.edu Timothy H. Holtz MD, MPH, Malaria Epidemiologist, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Assistant Clinical Professor of Family and Preventive Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine, Instructor of Health and Human Rights course at Emory University, and Board member for Doctors for Global Health. Holtz authored two chapters for the book Dying for Growth, including one on the Bhopal disaster, and spent a year as an Columbia University HHR Fellow in Dharamsala, India, working as a medical officer with Tibetan refugees and studying mental health among nuns and students who had been tortured in Tibet. His current interests include the epidemiology of human rights abuses, labor rights, and the political economy of infectious diseases in developing countries. Contact: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 4770 Buford Hwy NE, MS F-22, Atlanta, GA 30341. Phone: (770) 488-7782. e-mail: tholtz@cdc.gov
The Video Project - 1 800 4PLANET Learning from Ladakh (59/HS+) little tibet's culture in Challenge of SustainableDevelopment (55/HS+) for intl. US Canada (32/HS+) civil rights, James Bay http://www.videoproject.net/CompleteTitleList.html
September 09 I Kendall, Milwaukee WI, PGA golfer (1993 intl8th) In In 1957, Pres Eisenhower signs1st civil rights bill since game vs Cubs (1-0) In 1965, tibet is made an http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/september/0909.html
March 17 British diplomat In 1910, Bayard Rustin, civil rights leader In Salinas CA, LPGA golfer(1994 Rochester intl24th) In In 1959, Dalai Lama flees tibet for India http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/march/0317.html
Timeline invented Duchamp back to NY intl Surrealist Exhibit assassinated Feb Truman, in first`civil rights' message to prosecuted Oct China occupies tibet McCarran Act http://www.jackmagazine.com/beatnews/timeline.html
Extractions: Sept 27 FDR meets with A. Philip Randolph, president of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Walter White, executive secretary NAACP; and T. Arnold Hill, acting secretary of the National Urban League to discuss employment discrimination, particularly desegregation of the armed forces. Army: 5,000 Negroes out of 269,023;
INCORE: Conflict Data Service: More Resources: Organisations Training programs in areas such as Cyprus, Kashmir, Liberia and tibet. http//www.partnersintl.org. actionsin support of human rights and civil liberties http http://www.incore.ulst.ac.uk/cds/metadata/organs.html
Extractions: Organisations and Institutes concerned with peace and conflict Version 3: September 2001 Inclusion or non-inclusion of any programme or course does not imply any judgement on the part of INCORE as regards quality. The list simply provides an overview of what is on offer within the area outlined above and is by no means exhaustive. INCORE welcomes suggestions with regard to possible additions to the site: Contact INCORE Contents Organisations and Institutes Within Continental Europe Organisations and Institutes Within North America Organisations and Institutes Within Latin America Organisations and Institutes Within Africa ...
Cong. C. McKinney D-GA 4th Statements oversight of intl population planning child survival activities. in the middle ofa deadly civil war. of profiting from human rights abuses in tibet and Sudan http://internettrash.com/users/socialjustice/mckinney.html
Extractions: WCAR 7.01 Berlusconi letter re G8 mtg Genoa 7.01 Covert Action roundtable 4.6.01 VOA labor discrimination 2.28.01 blood diamonds 9.13.00 WTO withdrawal 6.21.00 Campaign for UN Reform support letter 10.1.99 other kind of disproportional representation 9.96 alt: Berlusconi letter re G8 mtg Genoa Washington office 124 Cannon Bldg Washington, DC 20515
Notes60-69.html Rudy has been elected chairman of the intl. been enjoying traveling to China, tibet,Eastern Europe on Federal Indian law (Constitutional and civil rights issues http://cornell-magazine.cornell.edu/Archive/Mar2001/Notes60-69.html
Extractions: CLASS NOTES March-April 2001 Your class officers met in New York City in late January to do a post-Reunion wrap-up and to decide how to continue building on our past successes, near-record-setting reunion attendance, and a high level of class membership. Details to come. Congratulations to George Gellert, MBA '62, JD '63, who was given an Outstanding Alumni Award by the Ag college in October, "for applying exceptional leadership skills toward the betterment of society." George is president and CEO of Atalanta Corp., an importer of food from around the world based in Elizabeth, NJ, and is also a Trustee of Cornell. He lives in Oradell, NJ. Carl and Linda Volckmann of Westport, CT, are pleased to note two recent weddings in the family, both in distant locations. Their daughter Karin was married in Anchorage, Alaska, in 1999 and Tina was wed in 2000 on Orcas Island in Puget Sound, WA. Son Eric is in medical school at the U. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. "We loved the 40th Reunion," says Carl, "and celebrated our 35th wedding anniversary the next week." Judith (Eyles) and John Male '58 celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary in the summer of 2000 with a trip to Oberammergau, Germany, to see the 40th production of the Passion Play, which Judy says was a memorable event. They then spent three weeks touring Germany and Austria. Brian Finger and wife Joan of Damascus, MD, plan to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary this spring with a cruise to Hawaii, on which their two sons will join them. Brian says he is "looking forward to retirement in the next three to four years."
Organisations And Institutes Concerned With Peace And Conflict in areas such as Cyprus, Kashmir, Liberia and tibet. http//www.partnersintl.orgPeacewire Based in Vancouver support of human rights and civil liberties http http://www.geocities.com/peacepract/organizations_and_institutes_con.html
Extractions: Organizations and Institutes Concerned with Peace and Conflict We gratefully acknowledge the effort INCORE put into building the following list of organizations centered upon peace building. For more information about INCORE, visit its Web site at http://www.incore.ulst.ac.uk/home/ Contents Organizations and Institutes Within Continental Europe Organizations and Institutes Within North America Organizations and Institutes Within Latin America Organizations and Institutes Within Africa ...
Boxoffice Special Report: INDIEWORLD and the Internet. 2. As a former civil rights lawyer I Tine Gee, Dir./DevelopmentEsther van Messel, intl. Shot clandestinely on location in tibet, the film http://www.boxoff.com/issues/apr99/apr99story4.html
Travel Safety And Civil Liberties Indian Himalayas. Nepal. tibet China. Bhutan. Burma. Thailand Travel Safety and civil Liberties Fear vs. Danger consumer advocate for the rights of travelers to privacy and http://www.spirit-of-india.com/News/travelsafety.html
Extractions: by Edward Hasbrouck, author of The Practical Nomad Fear has devastated the travel "industry" since 11 September 2001, with air travel in the USA down by half and more than a million people laid off in travel, tourism, and hospitality, mainly from already poorly-paid jobs in hotels and restaurants. (While the USA has given US$15 billion to airline stockholders, nothing has been done yet by the government to assist affected workers.) So what are you afraid of? And how can and should - - we deal with our fears about travel? Fear is nothing to be ashamed of. Fear is instinctive, whether it be fear of flying, fear of the unknown, or fear of rats and vermin the worst fear for Winston in 1984, and for some of the contestants on the current travel reality TV series The Amazing Race. Fear serves a purpose in the human animal: it warns us of danger. And our most irrational fears ("phobias") are, almost by definition, those least subject to conscious control. Be honest with yourself about your fears. If you know you'll be too frightened to have a good time, or a productive trip, it doesn't really matter whether your fears are well founded. You may want to try to change your fears, or learn to deal with them differently. But that may not be quick or easy, or possible at all. If you can't overcome your fear, you should change your plans, and do something less scary that you can enjoy . Because fear is perceived as a sign of danger, our instinct is to assume that whatever is scary is dangerous, and that the degree of danger we're in is proportional to the fear we feel.
Untitled Document Organization International Lesbian and Gay Association intl. Chin Human rights OrganizationCivil Society for China, including Taiwan, tibet, Xinjiang, etc. http://www.dictatorwatch.org/ae/gov.html
Extractions: The nations listed below include those rated the most oppressive (Not Free, and 7 out of 7 in both political rights and civil liberties) by the organization Freedom House , for 2000-2001. We also intend to collect links for democracy groups active with the other nations rated as Not Free, and also the countries rated Partly Free, since many of them are effectively dictatorships as well; Malaysia, for example.
TechTV Store Powered By Buy.com Foreign Legal Arms Control City Planning Civics civil rights Congress Constitutions RelationsIntl. Account of China's Brutal Crackdown in tibet Our Low Price http://www.buy.com/techtv/retail/books/subcat.asp?loc=5598
Cong. C. McKinney D-GA 4th Statements Minority Member on. intl Operations Human rights Subcommittee with dozens of civil rights groups and activists during Covenant on civil and Political rights, the American http://www.webnetarts.com/socialjustice/mckinney.html
Extractions: WCAR 7.01 Berlusconi letter re G8 mtg Genoa 7.01 Covert Action roundtable 4.6.01 VOA labor discrimination 2.28.01 blood diamonds 9.13.00 WTO withdrawal 6.21.00 Campaign for UN Reform support letter 10.1.99 other kind of disproportional representation 9.96 alt: Berlusconi letter re G8 mtg Genoa Washington office 124 Cannon Bldg Washington, DC 20515
