TheReformist: Repositioning Conventional Thinking

THEREFORMIST SOCIAL VENTURE As its name suggests, the company was founded out of the need to facilitate a new generation of independent thinkers. Furthermore, it seeks to provide young Africans with quality and well researched knowledge that will further help accelerate youth empowerment for sustainable development. In view of that, we created a platform through […]

UK-India Music Project to Support New Employment Skills for Women in Mumbai

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Superact, the UK based music and arts non profit organisation, will run a pilot programme in India to deliver training unemployed women with low esteem who want to enter the labour market. Funded by UK India Education and Research Initiative (UKIERI), Superact will engage the female participants using its accredited BTEC Qualification “Supporting Employability […]

XVI CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL DE HISTORIA DE LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS. PERSPECTIVAS INTERDISCIPLINARES

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XVI CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL DE HISTORIA DE LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS. PERSPECTIVAS INTERDISCIPLINARES DÍAS 24 Y 25 DE ABRIL DE 2014 DIRECTORAS: Prfª. Dra. Dª. LUCYLÉA GONÇALVES FRANÇA (UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO MARANHÃO, Brasil) Prfª. Dra. Dª. Mª. ESTHER MARTÍNEZ QUINTEIRO (UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA, España) COORDINADORA: PRFª. Dra. Dª. Mª. PAZ PANDO BALLESTEROS (UNIVERSIDAD DE […]

Interview with Ms. Cecile Guidote-Alvarez Director, UNESCO DREAM Center, Philippines

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Javier Collado Ruano: Dear readers, today we have the opportunity to learn from a big activist and a distinguished theatre artists in drama, music, literacy, arts, dance, visual and martial arts. Her name is Cecile Guidote-Alvarez and she is the Director of the Philippine Center of International Theater Institute/Earthsavers UNESCO DREAM Center. I met her in […]

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The Feminine Condition: From Homo Sapiens in the Prehistoric Era to the Homo Conscienciatus in the Cosmodernity

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Versión castellano Human nature is inscribed on the biophysical laws of life and death; which forces us to consider our relationship with the planet Earth and our destiny as a species. A human species whose long cosmo-eco-biological evolution would lead to a huge diversity of singular cultures that have been mutually fertilizing themselves since its […]

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Reflections for the 21st Century: On How to Discern on the Importance of International Women’s Day

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By Marta Benavides, GCAP Global Co Chair, and the Feminist Task Force/FTF, SIGLO XXIII Movement for Culture of Peace, El Salvador . The International day of Women was created in recognition and to celebrate the Rights of women workers, in order to promote their participation in the struggle for equity and equality, which presently is one […]

Celebrating Woman!

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Rita Eluwade Author of the book “Trafficked Women- a Problem of Vulnerability without Rehabilitation” E-mail: rita.wealthygeneration@gmail.com . In celebrating Women’s day, there is a need to place more emphasis on the female gender. The female sex is one of the two sexes made from the time of creation. The exemption of the female gender in most […]

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HELIOS LIFE ASSOCIATION

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www.helioslife.org ORGANIZATION PROFILE Helios Life is a non-profit, non-governmental association, established and accredited in Switzerland. Our goals are revolving around supporting and fostering education, development, awareness, unity in diversity. Since 2011 Helios Life Association is in consultative status with United Nations ECOSOC. Our activities: • Holding free life empowerment seminars, lectures and workshops • Issuing public […]

Interview with Marta Benavides: “Human Rights and 23rd Century Movement”

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Javier Collado Ruano: Today, 10thDecember 2013, we celebrate the 65º anniversary of Universal Declaration of Human Rights. For this reason, we have a special person with us to commemorate it. Allow me to introduce Ms. Marta Benavides, a good friend from El Salvador and an international activist working on culture of peace, sustainability, inclusiveness, […]

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Education about Human Rights begins in Childhood

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Français Version Sonia Colasse Author the children bilingual book: “The Adventures of Enzo” e-mail: soloinfinity.ws@gmail.com website: www.soloinfinty.com/enzo . Since 1948, we celebrate every year the International Day of Human Rights. Humans Rights, what a nice expression you might say. But, we all know that they are not always respected as they should. Moreover, does every country have […]