Roundtable - Invited Status Awarded
Invited by: National Association for the Practice of Anthropology
Of interest to: Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students, Those Involved in Mentoring Activities
Primary Theme: Human rights
Human rights, broadly defined, relate to all aspects of life and are affirmed in numerous international treaties, declarations, and agreements, including the recently developed “sustainable development goals” framework. The purpose of this roundtable is to discuss ways that the research, practice, or applied experience of anthropologists can and does promote or support the protection of women’s human rights.
Suzanne Hanchett
Partner
Planning Alternatives for Change LLC
Suzanne Hanchett
Partner
Planning Alternatives for Change LLC
Suzanne Hanchett
Partner
Planning Alternatives for Change LLC
Barbara Rose Johnston
Senior Fellow
Center for Political Ecology
Dorothy Hodgson
Dean of Arts & Sciences
Brandeis University
Tal Nitsan
Director, The Sophie Davis Forum on Gender, Conflict Resolution and Peace
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Sheila Dauer
Adj.Prof.
Columbia Uuniversity., Institute for the Study of Human Rights