NARPA Conference This November
I just got this announcement for November's NARPA conference in Baltimore, which I thought I'd pass along:
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR RIGHTS PROTECTION AND ADVOCACY
2006 ANNUAL RIGHTS CONFERENCE
Come join us in Baltimore for NARPA's Annual Rights Conference. Whether you�re a NARPA veteran or newcomer, come learn, have fun and re-energize for the personal and collective battles we must continue to fight - especially today with so many challenges to individual rights and liberty!
And many more� please check the NARPA website at www.narpa.org for updates!
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR RIGHTS PROTECTION AND ADVOCACY
2006 ANNUAL RIGHTS CONFERENCE
November 15-18, 2006
Tremont Plaza Hotel on St. PaulBaltimore, MD
SOCIAL JUSTICE � THE TIME IS NOW!Come join us in Baltimore for NARPA's Annual Rights Conference. Whether you�re a NARPA veteran or newcomer, come learn, have fun and re-energize for the personal and collective battles we must continue to fight - especially today with so many challenges to individual rights and liberty!
2006 Conference Keynoters:
Michael Perlin ,
Professor & Internationally Recognized Disability Law Expert
David Oaks,
Survivor & Director, Mind Freedom Support Coalition International
Vera Sharav,
President, Alliance for Human Research Protection
Leah Harris,
Author and Activist
Eric Rosenthal ,
Director, Mental Disability Rights International
Alfreda Robinson-Dawkins,
Founder & CEO, National Women�s Prison Project
Well-known advocates and activists will present workshops, including: Michael Perlin ,
Professor & Internationally Recognized Disability Law Expert
David Oaks,
Survivor & Director, Mind Freedom Support Coalition International
Vera Sharav,
President, Alliance for Human Research Protection
Leah Harris,
Author and Activist
Eric Rosenthal ,
Director, Mental Disability Rights International
Alfreda Robinson-Dawkins,
Founder & CEO, National Women�s Prison Project
- Kent Earnhardt, PAIMI: Goals, Performance and Discussion
- Laura Van Tosh, A State Hospital�s Journey to Recovery
- Mort Cohen, J.D., Adequacy of Representation in Civil Commitment Proceedings
- Jacki Mckinney & Celia Brown, A Call to Action: Trauma Informed Rights
- Susan Stefan, J.D., Significant Developments in Mental Health Law -- 2005 -2006
- Mary Jo O�Brien, R.N., & Carol Neidenberg, Clients/Advocates as Innovators of Systemic Change
- David Popiel, J.D., Fair Housing Law for Persons with Psychiatric Disabilities
- Susan Froetschel & Douglas Olsen, Empowerment & Advocacy through Writing & Teaching
- Dennis Feld, J.D., & Kim Darrow, J.D., Defending Against Forced Maintenance Electro-Shock
- David Fathi, J.D., and Other Panelists, Prison Issues
- Ira Burnim, J.D., Steve Schwartz, J.D., and Cathy Costanzo, J.D., Successful Litigation for Children�s Services Using the Medicaid Act
- Emmett Dwyer, J.D., Juvenile Justice Issues
- Jim Gottstein, J.D. , Strategic Litigation to Achieve Meaningful Change: The Myers Case, Alaska, and a National Initiative
And many more� please check the NARPA website at www.narpa.org for updates!
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