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Tape # |
Date |
Title |
Lecturer/Speaker |
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1 |
10/28/1992 |
Impact of U.S. handicap legislation, the |
Doug Heir |
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2 |
11/12/1992 |
Seeds of genocide, the: can it happen again? |
Dr. Robert Jay Lifton |
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3 |
12/5/1992 |
Civil rights for American ethnic minorities: an historic and future perspective |
Rosa Parks |
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4 |
2/24/1993 |
Environmental protection and human rights |
Dr. Timothy Weiskel |
|
5 |
3/24/1993 |
Changing roles of women and men, the |
Dr. Mary Catherine Bateson |
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6 |
4/28/1993 |
Children's rights in an adult society |
Richard Louv |
|
7 |
10/7/1993 |
Ethical model for scientific pursuit in the 21st century, an |
Dr. Leon Lederman |
|
8 |
11/10/1993 |
Role of the media in exposing human rights abuses, the |
Richard Hottelet |
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9 |
2/23/1994 |
Creative spirit as a force for humanism, the |
Carlos Fuentes |
|
10 |
3/23/1994 |
Talking back to television: the importance of media literacy in our society |
Elizabeth Thoman |
|
11 |
10/24/1994 |
Race matters |
Dr. Cornel West |
|
12 |
11/16/1994 |
Politics of hunger, the |
Jeremy Rifkin |
|
13 |
12/8/1994 |
How solar activity affects life on earth |
Dr. Sallie Baliunas |
|
14 |
3/1/1995 |
Experiences of a Holocaust Survivor: a discussion with Dith Pran on the killing fields of Cambodia |
Dith Pran |
|
15 |
3/4/1995 |
Rebuilding American family values: where we went right - a 50-year perspective |
Dr. Benjamin Spock |
|
16 |
3/23/1995 |
Legacy of Andrei Sakharov, the |
Dr. Elena Bonner |
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17 |
5/3/1995 |
Civil rights movement: rethinking core myths and biases, the |
Linda Chavez |
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18 |
10/12/1995 |
Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, the |
Coretta Scott King |
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19 |
11/1/1995 |
China: the truth behind slave labor |
Harry Wu |
|
20 |
2/27/1996 |
Right to marry for same-sex couples, the: a historical perspective |
Dr. Walter Williams |
|
21 |
3/10/1996 |
New morality in the age of crime, a |
Dr. James Wilson |
|
22 |
4/10/1996 |
Non-violence or non-existence: options for the 21st century |
Arun Gandhi |
|
23 |
9/26/1996 |
Gandhian initiative for human rights and its relevance today, the |
Dr. N. Radhakrishnan |
|
24 |
10/29/1996 |
Passion for justice:the radical militia movement and related organizations, a |
Morris Dees |
|
25 |
2/13/1997 |
Africa's perilous sport: the hunt for Democracy |
Richard Leakey |
|
26 |
3/13/1997 |
Defining a global Women's rights agenda for the 21st century |
Patricia Ireland |
|
27 |
10/13/1997 |
Individual liberties vs. community values: Edwin Meese and Nadine Strossen debate the supreme court's role in interpreting first amendment rights |
Edwin Meese & Nadine Strossen |
|
29 |
2/19/1998 |
Demonization of minority groups, the: genocide and the role of academics in Rewanda |
Kirsti Lattu |
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30 |
3/23/1998 |
Women-challenging the status quo in politics |
Hon. Shirley Chisholm |
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31 |
4/29/1998 |
Seven lessons in humanity through stories and poetry |
Lawson Inada |
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32 |
10/20/1998 |
Human rights education is an Asian export |
Dr. Richard Pierre Claude |
|
32A |
10/20/1998 |
Introduction to human rights education methodology: a workshop with SUA graduate students and faculty |
Dr. Richard Pierre Claude |
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32B |
10/20/1998 |
Human rights education in action: a workshop with the ESL students |
Dr. Richard Pierre Claude |
|
33 |
12/10/1998 |
Human rights, relationships and responsibilities |
HR Day Symposium |
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34 |
12/11/1998 |
Rights, traditionalism and the universal declaration of human rights |
HR Day Symposium |
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35 |
12/12/1998 |
Human rights: positive politics in Asia and the Pacific Rim |
HR Day Symposium |
|
36 |
3/2/1999 |
Nazi persecution: then and now |
Anna Rosmus |
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37 |
3/23/1999 |
International criminal court: a challenge to American foreign policy |
Panel Discussion |
|
38 |
4/20/1999 |
Peacemaking: the power of non-violence |
Jose Ramos-Horta |
|
39 |
5/6/1999 |
Gun control: a constitutional quagmire or much ado about nothing? |
Sandra S. Froman and Josh Sugarmann |
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40A |
12/2/1999 |
Towards a society for all ages (session 1 and 2) |
HR Day Symposium |
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40B |
12/2/1999 |
Towards a society for all ages (session 3 and closing) |
HR Day Symposium |
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41 |
2/23/2000 |
Race and rights in the new millennium |
Julian Bond |
|
42 |
03/33/2000 |
Human cloning: a debate |
Gregory Pence and Nigel Cameron |
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43 |
10/26/2000 |
Peace is in our hands |
Zedar E. Broadous, Stephanie Graham, and Nancy Volpert |
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44 |
2/28/2001 |
Education and personal responsibility |
M. Joycelyn Elders |
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45 |
4/24/2001 |
Death penalty, the: a debate |
Peter Kossoris and Elisabeth Semel |
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46 |
11/14/2001 |
Youth racism and hate crimes: effective remedies and ethical recourses |
Zedar Broadous, Laura Atoian, Lester Garcia, Tessa Hicks, Raul Morales, and Terri Villa-McDowell |
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47 |
10/30/2002 |
Media and human rights, the |
Joe McGinniss |