Rights & Justice Post-2015: A Call for Registration
Academics, NGO leaders, and policy makers from around the world will gather at Yale October 18-20 for the conference Human Rights and Economic Justice: Essential Elements of the Post-MDG Agenda.
Speakers and conference participants will discuss policy solutions to
urgent problems in international development, including global health
disparities and illicit financial flows and will investigate new ways
for academics to contribute to the fight against global poverty. We
invite you to review our agenda and register. You can download a printable version of this call for registration here.
To learn more about Global Justice Program of the Yale MacMillan Center, please visit http://www.yale.edu/macmillan/globaljustice. To read about event co-organizers Global Financial Integrity and Academics Stand Against Poverty, visit http://www.gfintegrity.org and http://academicsstand.org.
http://academicsstand.org/yale-conference-update-policy-makers-and-poverty-scholars-from-around-the-world-to-take-part/
Academics, NGO leaders, and policy makers from around the world will gather at Yale October 18-20 for the conference Human Rights and Economic Justice: Essential Elements of the Post-MDG Agenda.
Speakers and conference participants will discuss policy solutions to
urgent problems in international development, including global health
disparities and illicit financial flows and will investigate new ways
for academics to contribute to the fight against global poverty. We
invite you to review our agenda and register. You can download a printable version of this call for registration here.
Call for Registration: Rights & Justice Post-2015 Conference , Oct 18-20
Register to participate in the fall conference of the Yale Global Justice Program,
Human Rights & Economic Justice: Essential Elements of the Post-MDG Agenda, which will take place in Yale’s Sudler Hall, the
weekend of October 18-20. This conference is co-organized by Global Financial Integrity and Academics Stand Against Poverty.
Academics,
activists, and policy makers from around the world will gather at Yale
to discuss the role of human rights and economic justice in the global
development agenda that will replace the Millennium Development Goals
after 2015. Through the lens of rights and justice, speakers will assess
solutions to urgent problems in international development, including
global health disparities and illicit financial
flows. Finally, the conference will close with discussion of new ways
for academics to contribute to the fight against global poverty.
The event is free and open to the public, and complimentary coffee and lunch will be provided. Event details are provided in the
program and
agenda.
To register, please e-mail Mariana RamÃrez Herrera at ramirezh_mariana@hotmail.com
To learn more about Global Justice Program of the Yale MacMillan Center, please visit http://www.yale.edu/macmillan/globaljustice. To read about event co-organizers Global Financial Integrity and Academics Stand Against Poverty, visit http://www.gfintegrity.org and http://academicsstand.org.
http://academicsstand.org/yale-conference-update-policy-makers-and-poverty-scholars-from-around-the-world-to-take-part/
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