Dana Jack, Professor Fairhaven College
Jillian Froebe, M.A., A.T.R., expressive arts mentor, psychotherapist
The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women held their 57th session on Elimination and Prevention of All Forms of Violence Against Women and Girls in New York in March. Holding historical importance of the largest ever, this gathering of UN officials, NGOs, and their delegates comprised over 7,000 women from around the world. Violence is a worldwide epidemic an one in 3 women will experience sexual or physical violence in her lifetime an and the global community is severely impoverished by the resulting harms. Dana Jack, a presenter at the UN CSW conference, will outline some of the pressing issues related to violence against women and girls and share her case study of a Nepali NGO, Justice for All. Jillian Froebe, working with an NGO called Maher in India, will share a unique community-based approach to addressing violence against women.
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Dana Jack & Jillian Froebe: "Violence Against Women in a Global Context: Finding Solutions with Hope, Connection, and Voice"
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Marina Ortiz & Bethany Loberg: "Creating Truth and Justice in El Salvador"
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Amanda Bernal-Carlo: "Challenges and Opportunities on the Recognition of the Indigenous Cultural Diversity in Colombia"
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Matt Krogh & Dana Lyons: "A Line in the Sand: Cherry Point, Power Past Coal and Community Resistance"
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Valerie Segrest: “Revitalizing Northwest Coastal Indian Food Culture through Food Sovereignty"
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