
Physicians for Human Rights The Save Darfur Coalition honored Darfuri women refugees at the Farchana Camp in Chad to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on November 25 and to kick off a global campaign of activism against gender-based violence.
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Physicians for Human Rights The We-Care Reminder ... allows PHR to receive a donation whenever you shop online at hundreds of participating merchants — at no extra cost to you. Whenever you visit a participating merchant, you’ll be given the option to have a donation made.
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Physicians for Human Rights Between World AIDS Day (December 1) and International Human Rights Day (December 10), PHR is launching the 10,000 in 10 Campaign. We’re mobilizing 10,000 Americans, including students nationwide, to ask their US Senators to support US ratification of the Convention to Eliminate All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) in 2010.
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Physicians for Human Rights Former PHR Health Action AIDS Campaign Director Pat Daoust was honored with one of ANAC’s most prestigious awards, the Public Serive Award, for her three decades in AIDS care and her amazing advocacy work through Health Action AIDS. Her acceptance speech is below. In it she thanks all of you, the campaign’s supporters,... for your deep commitment to stopping AIDS. Read and be inspired!
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Physicians for Human Rights We are now accepting applications for the PHR International Forensic Program’s spring training program in Crime Scene and Evidence Documentation, which will be held from April 26-30, 2010 in Tallahassee, Florida.

Physicians for Human Rights With an innovative approach and new format to this year’s annual PHR National Conference, you may have a few questions about what to expect and how to attend. Below, we’ve answered some “Frequently Asked Questions” about this year’s conference, Health and Human Rights Education in 2010, being held on February 20 at Boston University School of Medicine (Boston, MA).

Physicians for Human Rights We are thrilled to announce that PHR’s National Conference will take place on Saturday, February 20th, at Boston University Medical School. This year’s conference, Health and Human Rights in 2010, will empower 150 students and 50 leading faculty to advance the medical profession to one which embraces human rights. The ...conference is the first of its kind to solely focus on bringing students and faculty together to integrate health and human rights into the health education field. You have the opportunity to be one of a select group of students to represent your school and help lead the way towards a more comprehensive inclusion of human rights in medical education! Visit our blog to learn more about this exciting, jam-packed day, and to apply to represent your school today!
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Physicians for Human Rights The Sedgwick Medal honors Dr. Lawrence’s long and remarkable career in public service. As Professor and Director of the Center for a Livable Future at The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, Dr. Lawrence has worked to eliminate racial and income-based disparities in health-care access across the... United States. Educated at Harvard College and Harvard Medical School, Dr. Lawrence has taught at top US universities, served as a director of health sciences at the Rockefeller Foundation and has been a principal force for establishment of human rights programs in schools of public health. He is a member of the prestigious Institute of Medicine and is a past recipient of the Albert Schweitzer Humanitarian Prize.
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Physicians for Human Rights News from the APHA conference.
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Physicians for Human Rights PHR will host a Health and Human Rights Reception on Monday November 9 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. at the Philadelphia Marriott (1201 Market St, Room 403). Everyone is welcome to attend, and bring friends and colleagues — the reception is free and open to all. We’ll have drinks and appetizers and plenty of mixing and mingling.... We look forward to seeing longtime PHR members — and new faces!
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Physicians for Human Rights Go to the 2010 PHR National Conference website to apply for a spot at the conference.

Physicians for Human Rights We are thrilled to announce that PHR’s National Conference will take place on Saturday, February 20th, at Boston University Medical School. This year’s conference, Health and Human Rights in 2010, will empower students and faculty to advance the medical profession to one which embraces human rights.
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