National Association for Rights Protection and Advocacy


 
NARPA
The National Association for Rights Protection and Advocacy
 2008 Annual Rights Conference
  “Seizing Opportunities for Change”
October 1–4, 2008
(Wednesday Evening to Saturday Noon)
Austin, Texas
University of Texas Thompson Conference Center
with lodging at the AT&T Conference Center & Hotel on campus

CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS

The National Association for Rights Protection and Advocacy (NARPA) is seeking proposals which address strategies, ideas, programs, and emerging practices that support and promote NARPA’s mission and commitment to individual rights, liberty, freedom and dignity.
 
The Call for Presentations with the Presentation Proposal Application is available at http://www.narpa.org/Call4Presentations-NARPA2008.pdf .  
 
POSSIBLE TOPIC AREAS FOR WORKSHOPS/PRESENTATIONS

Rights Issues                                                           
Cultural Competence                                                   
Strategies Against  Forced Treatment                           
Seclusion and Restraint                                    
Children’s Issues                                                         
Prison Issues                                                              
Community Organizing

Action and Advocacy
Alternatives to the Medical Mode
Informed Consent
Trauma and Healing
Legal Strategies
Innovative Strategies for Change
Public Policy/Legislation

The incorporation of diversity and multicultural perspectives into the above themes is encouraged.  All workshops are approximately 90 minutes.

Deadline for Submission May 10, 2008; electronic notification by May 24, 2008.

For more information, contact NARPA at narpa@aol.com or (205) 464-0101.  Mail proposals to NARPA, P.O. Box 40585, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404 or e-mail to narpa@aol.com. Electronic submissions are preferred.

A PDF of this Call for Presentations and the Presentation Proposal Application form is available at http://www.narpa.org//Call4Presentations-NARPA2008.pdf


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