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Where: University of Minnesota Law School
Walter F. Mondale Hall
229-19th Avenue, Room 25
Minneapolis, MN
A national effort is underway to prepare for a review of the United States by the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. We have an opportunity to hold United States accountable for its International Treaty Obligations to Eliminate All Forms of Racial Discrimination
Join us on September 21 st to:
· hear how advocates can inform the UN CERD Committee about racial discrimination in the U.S.; and
· learn how to use human rights treaties, and specifically the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD), in local grassroots advocacy and other work .
For more information on the CERD,click here
For more information on the Human Rights Project of the Urban Justice Center and this project in particular, go to www.hrpujc.org
PLEASE RSVP to [Tovahf@gmail.com]
RSVP not required for attendance.
CLE credit applied for
Registration?
There is no fee for this training and while no advance registration is required, it is advisable in order to assure we have adequate materials and space for all attenders. Contact Lawyers Guild attorney Tovah Flygare, tovahf@gmail.com to confirm your attendance.
Sponsored by:
The Human Rights Project of the Urban Justice Center
The Maria Inamagua Campaign For Justice
National Lawyers Guild - MN Chapter
University of Minnesota Human Rights Center
Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights
Communities United Against Police Brutality
