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Join us for 2 days of education and networking with Canada’s foremost Human Rights educators.
Highlights include:
- George Elliott Clarke at the Welcome Reception
- Cops & Customers: Consumer Racial Profiling
- Truth & Reconciliation
- Chief Wilton Littlechild
- Human Rights Art Exposition Awards and Reception
- The Moore Case
- The 2013 Legal Update
- Youth Empowering Change
- The Power of Intergovernmental Relations
- Assembling the Pieces
- Reaching the Media: Messages that Count
- Bringing Human Rights to the Public: Education Campaigns that Work
- Youth Empowering Change
Please visit www.CASHRA2013.ca for all the conference details.
Sincerely;
The Canadian Association of Statutory Human Rights Agencies
Canadian Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon, far left, observes as U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, second from left, meets members of the Canadian delegation including Steven Estey, center, with the Council of Canadians with Disabilities; Traci Walters, second from right, with Independent Living Canada; and the Canadian Association for Community Living President Bendina Miller, far right, at the United Nations in New York, Thursday March 11, 2010. Canada ratified the U.N. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, a historic first international treaty that comprehensively recognizes the rights of persons with disabilities. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)