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Human Rights
December 10

Human Rights -- Some individuals are very fortunate and are afforded these rights on a daily basis. Human Rights -- Others are painfully aware of the absence of these rights in their lives.

We believe that it is part of our mission to ensure that human rights are consciously considered on a daily basis, appreciated and valued, and ensured for ALL humans.

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Library Resources

Description of Library Resources Location of Resources
Human Rights Day Proclamation. Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents. Dec. 22, 1997, v33 n 51 p1999.
Human Rights Education Program “A sense of social justice: Teachers turn to Amnesty International to teach students about human rights.” NEA Today, March 2002, v20 i6 p24.
Human Rights on the Internet: A select bibliography of web resources. Reference Services Review, Spring 1997, v25 n1 p51.
Humanist Manifesto 2000. Free Inquiry, Fall 1999, v19 i4 p5.
Bringing human rights home: Human rights education for the 21st century. Social Education, Oct 1998, v62 n6 p377.
Shattering the Denial: Protocols for the Classroom and Beyond. Karen B. McLean Donaldson, Westport, Conn.: Bergin and Garvey, 2001.
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