Human Rights, Social Justice and Qualitative Methods Conference - 4/21 at Fordham University
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Samantha Sutfin
Apr 4, 2012, 7:58:19 PM4/4/12
to Human Rights and Social Justice: Teaching and Practice
Dr. TinaMaschi of Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service
will be hostinga forum on “Human Rights, Social Justice, and
Qualitative Research”. The purpose of this forum is to bring
togetherinterdisciplinary scholars, researchers, community
organizations, andpractitioners to present and discuss the ways in
which qualitative researchadvances human rights and social justice.
Some of the highlights include anpanel discussion on arts-based
qualitative research as well as speakers on in awide range of
disciplines and topics. Presenters include local, national,
andinternational experts and agency staff, community members will be
among the keystakeholders and participants. Artists and musicians also
are invited toperform or display their human rights and social justice
related work. What is especially unique about this forum isthat it is
a student-led initiative. It is being coordinated by a
FordhamUniversity doctoral student Samantha L. Sutfin, MSW, with this
assistance ofmasters and doctoral level student volunteers.
Registration: To register to attend, please complete theregistration
form at our website https://sites.google.com/site/betheevidenceproject(electronic
submissions only).
Date and Time: Saturday, April 21st, 2012 from 9am to 8 pm
Location: Fordham University Graduate School of SocialService, 113
West 60th Street, New York, NY, Lowenstein Building, 12thFloor Lounge
Cost: The Event is Free to University andCommunity Members
Online Registration: https://sites.google.com/site/betheevidenceproject
ProjectCoordinator Contact Information: SamanthaL. Sutfin, Project
Coordinator or Project Staff at bt...@fordham.edu or at 315-264-2805
will be hostinga forum on “Human Rights, Social Justice, and
Qualitative Research”. The purpose of this forum is to bring
togetherinterdisciplinary scholars, researchers, community
organizations, andpractitioners to present and discuss the ways in
which qualitative researchadvances human rights and social justice.
Some of the highlights include anpanel discussion on arts-based
qualitative research as well as speakers on in awide range of
disciplines and topics. Presenters include local, national,
andinternational experts and agency staff, community members will be
among the keystakeholders and participants. Artists and musicians also
are invited toperform or display their human rights and social justice
related work. What is especially unique about this forum isthat it is
a student-led initiative. It is being coordinated by a
FordhamUniversity doctoral student Samantha L. Sutfin, MSW, with this
assistance ofmasters and doctoral level student volunteers.
Registration: To register to attend, please complete theregistration
form at our website https://sites.google.com/site/betheevidenceproject(electronic
submissions only).
Date and Time: Saturday, April 21st, 2012 from 9am to 8 pm
Location: Fordham University Graduate School of SocialService, 113
West 60th Street, New York, NY, Lowenstein Building, 12thFloor Lounge
Cost: The Event is Free to University andCommunity Members
Online Registration: https://sites.google.com/site/betheevidenceproject
ProjectCoordinator Contact Information: SamanthaL. Sutfin, Project
Coordinator or Project Staff at bt...@fordham.edu or at 315-264-2805
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