Human Rights

A collection of papers including: "Towards a New Paradigm - the 3 Ds: Diversity, Dialogue, Development" by K. Stenou "Cultural Diversity and Sustainable Development in the Focus of the International Community" by B. Cvetcanin "Diversity and Sustainable Development: Contemporary Concerns, or Permanent Realities?" by P. Scahfer "Globalization of Symbols and Cultural Diversity: Cultural Diversity in the Globalization Age" by E. Montiel "Rights Versus Responsibilities" by J. Dacyl "Cultural Rights, Cultural Policy, Cultural Diversity and Constitutional law in Latin American Countries" by E. Harvey "Regulations in favour of Cultural Diversity" by J. Smiers "Content Industries and Cultural Diversity: The Case of Motion Pictures" by C. Germann "From Culture to Culture Industries: Policy Challenges for Cultural Industries in Developing Countries" by Z. Kozul-Wright "Cultural Diversity, Sustainable Development, Traditional Stewards, and Community-Based Conservation" by C. Kleymeyer "Cultural Diversity ad Sustainable Development" G. Xian "The Paradoxes of Multiple Identities" K. Razlogov "Fausto and the Fisherman of Vilelas: Social and Cultural Impact of a Project" G.E. Bergallo "Time To Break Off" R.K. Singh

hands up! and be counted looks at some of the projects funded by the Community Cultural Development Board that have been produced by communities with migrant or refugee backgrounds. The 'how to apply' section is a simple outline of the steps involved in developing a proposal and applying for project funding.

Over 6 workshops, young people from a refugee background and living in Brisbane came together to talk, draw, paint and sing about their experiences of the past and their hopes for the future. The video is a snapshot of these reflections.

A collection of case studies and a general discussion of the role of art in the lives of disadvantaged youth, also arguing for the powerfulness of the participants work.

A report which aims to provide a practical resource for community organisations, communication professionals and social-change activists working in development projects that they can use to assess the progress and the effects of their programs.

A follow up to the 'Risking Art - Art For Survival' publication, focusing on the work of the Artful Dodgers Studio in Australia, dealing with marginalised and disadvantaged youth and what the studio has offered them in developmental and creative terms.

Building on from the original manual in launched in February 2000 this new version has been updated. It is designed for health and disability workers planning to set up and develop a resource centre within resource-poor communities around the world.

This book marked the end of a twelve month evaluation of 'Otherwise Creative', a programme of arts work with young people educated outside the mainstream, excluded as a result of emotional, behavioural, psychological or social problems.

Oneworld.net is an internet community of over 1,250 organisations leading the way for human rights and sustainable development worldwide. You can use these pages to search or browse through our partners' sites by country, type of organisation or field of interest. You can also browse the partner list alphabetically.

OneWorld Radio offers services and networking for broadcasters and civil society organisations who are using radio for human rights, sustainable development and democracy. Here you will find radio programmes for exchange, news, training and funding resources, and a growing directory of community members who are using radio for change.