81. EEOC EXPANDS IMMIGRANT RIGHTS PARTNERSHIP TO INCLUDE OSHA, DOJ AND LATIN AMERICA rights PARTNERSHIP TO INCLUDE OSHA, DOJ AND latin AMERICAN CONSULATES The EEOC has enforcement authority for Title VII of the civil rights Act of http://www.eeoc.gov/press/9-27-02.html

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: H. Joan Ehrlich September 27, 2002 (202) 663-4900 (713) 817-0991 Javier Chacon (713) 209-3395 Joe Bontke (713) 209-3436 TTY: (713) 209-3439 EEOC EXPANDS IMMIGRANT RIGHTS PARTNERSHIP TO INCLUDE OSHA, DOJ AND LATIN AMERICAN CONSULATES 'Justice and Equality in the Workplace' Program Enters Phase II WASHINGTON - Cari M. Dominguez, Chair of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), announced the expansion of the Justice and Equality in the Workplace program, a highly successful public-private sector partnership to protect the employment rights of Latino immigrants. The initiative, created in July 2001 by the EEOC's Houston District Office, now enters Phase II with the participation of two more federal agencies and several Latin American consulates. The primary focus of the program is to educate and inform both immigrant employees and employers of their rights and obligations in the workplace. The newest members of the partnership are the U.S. Department of Justice's (DOJ) Office of Special Counsel for Immigration Related Unfair Employment Practices, the U.S. Department of Labor's (DOL) Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the Consulates of Guatemala, El Salvador and Columbia (which represent nearly one million Latinos in the Houston area). Existing partners include the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), the Mexican Consulate, Houston Mayor Lee Brown's office, the Houston Catholic Diocese, and DOL's Wage and Hour Division.

82. P.O.V. - The Sixth Section . Resources . Mexican And Latin American Resources | MEXICAN AND latin AMERICAN RESOURCES Opens in a new window MALDEF ensuresand protects the civil rights of latinos throughout the country through http://www.pbs.org/pov/pov2003/thesixthsection/resources.html

Check for Rebroadcasts MEXICAN AND LATIN AMERICAN RESOURCES Hometown Association Websites The Binational Indigenous Oaxacan Front A community-based non-governmental coalition from the State of Oaxaca, Mexico, with members in Oaxaca, Baja California Norte and California. Club Comunitario de Jamay Jalisco A web portal/meeting ground that disseminates information on art, religion, politics and news for residents of Jamay, Jalisco and those living in the diaspora. Federacion de Clubes Unidos Zacatecanos en Illinois Binational organization working to strengthen and conserve Zacatecan culture amongst Zacatecanos residing in Illinois, and maintaining ties with their communities of origin by funding and supporting community projects. Organizations Asociacion Tepeyac This social service agency's website provides critical support and resources for the undocumented Mexican and Latino population living and working in the New York City area. LULAC (League of United Latin American Citizens) Find out more about the efforts of LULAC, the largest and oldest Hispanic organization in the United States, to empower the Hispanic community at the local, state and national level through education programs, citizenship and voter registration drives, housing advocacy and youth leadership training programs. Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund MALDEF ensures and protects the civil rights of Latinos throughout the country through litigation, education and outreach. Visit their website to learn more about their services and programs across the country.

83. American Civil Liberties Union: Sign-on Letter To Congress Urging Opposition To latin American Integration Center Lawyers’ Committee for civil rights LawyersCommittee for Human rights League of United latin American Citizens http://www.aclu.org/news/NewsPrint.cfm?ID=12124&c=206

84. Hispanic Business - League Of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) Warns Of Pr WASHINGTON, July 19 /PRNewswire/ The League of United latin American Citizens American Citizens (LULAC) is the oldest and largest latino civil rights http://www.hispanicbusiness.com/news/newsbyid.asp?id=24343&cat=PR Newswire&more=

85. Index Of Native American Legal Resources On The Internet American Indians and civil rights , a speech given by Morris K. Udall at latin America. Argentina Country Report on Human rights Practices for 2002 http://www.hanksville.org/NAresources/indices/NAlegal.html

WWW Virtual Library - American Indians Index of Native American Legal Resources on the Internet F requently A sked ... uestions for this site This document must be read before sending any email! Search this site Read the blog by a Navajo physician living in New Orleans. Help victims of Hurricane Katrina. Donate to the Red Cross. The iTunes shop updated again. Finally, some Jim Pepper Stop by The Literacy Site each day and click to donate a book to a childcare center for low income children. General Law Resources Global Legal Information Network (GLIN) Law School Admission Council Lawguru.com Search engine interface for over 160 legal search engines provided by Legal Sources related to Indigenous Issues United States Aboriginal Law and Legislation , including International Issues Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act ("ANCSA") from the University of Alaska, Anchorage Justice Center. American Indian Law Review American Indian Legal Assistance Program American Indian Ritual Object Repatriation Foundation American Indians and Civil Rights , a speech given by Morris K. Udall at American University, October 4, 1965 Avalon Project at the Yale Law School , Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy

86. AFT - Hot Topics - Civil Rights The civil rights movement and the teacher union movement have always been closeallies. American Federation of Teachers, AFLCIO. All rights reserved. http://www.aft.org/topics/civil-rights/

@import "/css/layout1e.css"; Skip directly to: Content Navigation Block 1 Navigation Block 2 Search ... Civil Rights Civil Rights document.write(' E-mail'); Print Few social issues have rivaled the emphasis that the AFT has placed on the fight for civil rights. From its early years, the AFT was dedicated to equality in education and equality in representation. Before its second convention, the new AFT had already chartered the Armstrong-Dunbar High School teachers' local in Washington, D.C.a group of black high school teachers that the union's executive council "were glad to welcome into the organization," noted the AFT headquarters newsletter. AFT conventions as early as 1928 passed resolutions to call attention to the need for more black history in schools and for the equalization of salaries between black and white teachers. And 10 years later, the 1938 AFT convention, which was planned for a Cincinnati hotel, was moved to a new location because blacks would have been forced to use freight elevators in the hotel. One of the earliest unions to condemn segregation, the AFT stopped chartering segregated locals in 1948 and later formalized that action through a constitutional amendment. The federation also willingly accepted the loss of thousands of members in 1957 when it expelled its remaining segregated locals in the South.

87. Americas - Postgraduate Study V. BulmerThomas, The Economic History of latin America since African AmericanCivil rights and the US Federal Government 1896-1975 (not in 2005-2006) http://americas.sas.ac.uk/postgraduate_study/history.htm

For applicants Prospectus (PDF) Course list Degree structure and assessment Comments from past students Teaching staff ... Teaching quality For students Student intranet password required Term dates Teaching timetable Newsletter Research training For graduates Alumni Jobs watch University of London Careers Group HISTORY courses: available on the MA in Area Studies (Latin America) The Latin American Colonial Experience Latin America: From Liberalism to Neo-liberalism (also available on the MSc in Globalisation and Latin American Development) Latin America, 1750 - 1950: From Colony to Modernity Nationalism and National Identity in Twentieth-Century Latin America only available on the MA in Area Studies (United States of America) and the MSc in US Politics and Contemporary History The Rise of the Sunbelt since 1945 Conspiracy in American Culture African American Civil Rights and the US Federal Government 1896-1975 (not 2005-2006) The Latin American Colonial Experience Prof. Linda Newson

88. Americas - Postgraduate Study The Politics of Human rights in latin America Sociology AfricanAmericanCivil rights and the US Federal Government 1896-1975. Multidisciplinary http://americas.sas.ac.uk/postgraduate_study/structure.htm

For applicants Prospectus (PDF) Course list Degree structure and assessment Comments from past students Teaching staff ... Teaching quality For students Student intranet password required Term dates Teaching timetable Newsletter Research training For graduates Alumni Jobs watch University of London Careers Group LATIN AMERICAN degrees: Degree structure overview MA in Area Studies (Latin America) MSc in Globalisation and Latin American Development MSc in Latin American Politics UNITED STATES degrees: Degree structure overview MA in Area Studies (United States) MSc in US Politics and Contemporary History COMPARATIVE degrees: MA in Area Studies (Comparative American Studies) (from 2006-07) RESEARCH degrees: MPhil/PhD Degree structure - Latin American degrees Each Master's programme consists of three taught courses and a dissertation of 12,000 words. Courses are taught through lectures and seminars. There is usually a two-hour lecture / seminar each week for each course. Students make regular seminar presentations, based on extensive reading, and subsequently present these as essays for assessment.

89. NSU - Shepard Broad Law Center The InterAmerican Center for Human rights is a response to the profound need inSouth Located at the crossroads of latin America, the Caribbean, http://www.nsulaw.nova.edu/iachr/

Help Desk Calendar NSU Site Map Search IACHR Home IACHR IACHR Asylum Research Center Accountability Project Current Programs ... Research Links Latest News and Information UN International Day of Peace DC Conference Press Release, 01/28/04 Venezuela Press Release Venezuela Press Release (Spanish Version) Venezuela Press(Spanish) Fact Sheet Regarding Petitions Filed with the Inter-American Center of Human Rights Donate to the Inter-American Center for Human Rights 3305 College Ave Ft. Lauderdale-Davie, FL 33314 Phone: 954-262-6100; 800-986-6529 2005 Nova Southeastern University For technical questions or concerns, contact Jason Rosenberg, The Shepard Broad Law Center Web Developer

90. Harvard Gazette: Civil Rights Project Seeks To Invigorate Integration Debate One hundred years ago, a young AfricanAmerican scholar and activist named WilliamEdward civil rights Project seeks to invigorate integration debate http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2003/08.21/12-colorlines.html

Current Issue: August 21, 2003 News News, events, features Science/Research Latest scientific findings Profiles The people behind the university Community Harvard and neighbor communities Sports Scores, highlights, upcoming games On Campus Newsmakers, notes, students, police log Arts Museums, concerts, theater Calendar Two-week listing of upcoming events Subscribe Gazette headlines delivered to your desktop HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES Civil Rights Project seeks to invigorate integration debate By Ken Gewertz Gazette Staff One hundred years ago, a young African-American scholar and activist named William Edward Burghardt Du Bois published a volume of essays titled "The Souls of Black Folk," in which he made the assertion, "The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color-line, - the relation of the darker to the lighter races of men in Asia and Africa, in America and the islands of the sea." History has proven the validity of his prediction. Du Bois' "color-line" has shifted and changed as wars, revolutions, migrations, and social movements have swept across many of the world's societies, but few would deny that color and race remain volatile issues at the dawn of the 21st century. The centennial of Du Bois' seminal work provides a significant milestone from which to assess our progress in resolving race-based problems as well as to look ahead at the future of race relations and racial integration. United States judicial history adds its own milestone in the form of the epoch-making Brown v. the Board of Education decision (May 17, 1954), whose 50th anniversary occurs next year.

91. Latin America: Empowering Civil Society latin America Empowering civil society Betto is one of the latin Americanpersonalities addressing the WSF, alongside others of international http://www.twnside.org.sg/title/pa1.htm

BACK TO MAIN ONLINE BOOKSTORE HOW TO ORDER Latin America: Empowering civil society Porto Alegre, Brazil, 31 Jan 2002 (IPS/Gustavo Gonzalez) - Grassroots activists and members of civil society must be empowered to assert their economic, social and cultural rights in the context of a globalized world, say many of the Latin American organisations participating in the second World Social Forum in this southern Brazilian city through 5 February. Latin America, and particularly host-country Brazil, is playing a leading role in this second annual gathering of independent and non-governmental entities, an event born in January 2001 as a counterweight to the World Economic Forum, a yearly meeting in which the world’s most powerful politicians and business executives set the world economic agenda. At the first World Social Forum, 18,000 people from 117 countries participated, including delegates from non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and participants in the Youth Camp and the Indigenous Nations Camp. This year, more than 50,000 people are converging on Porto Alegre, convened under the motto, “another world is possible.”

92. University Of Minnesota Human Rights Library Past Upper Midwest Human rights Fellowship Sites by Region latin America The Inter-American Commission on Human rights (IACHR) is one of two bodies in http://www1.umn.edu/humanrts/links/fellowship/latinamerica.html

Home About the Human Rights Center Applied Human Rights Research Educational Tools ... Co-Directors and Advisory Board Past Upper Midwest Human Rights Fellowship Sites by Region - Latin America Rigoberta Menchº Tum Foundation Heriberto Fr­as # 339 col. Narvarte, M©xico D.F., 03020 Phone: (525) 639-3091/1492 Website: www.rigobertamenchu.org Email: frmtmexico@rigobertamenchu.org Language: Spanish Salary: Unpaid The Rigoberta Menchº Tum Foundation was founded in Mexico in 1993 to contribute to the recuperation and enrichment of human values in order to construct an ethic of world peace, through the struggle for justice and democracy, focusing on the indigenous populations. It seeks to enrich international human rights and world peace by actively seeking justice and democracy, specifically through the advocacy for Indigenous Rights. The Foundation offers creative solutions to human rights abuses and injustices related to violations by governments and transnational corporations. Previously, an intern aided with logistical activities such as clerical and phone work but also the coordination of particular activities and photography. For more information on possible volunteer or intern positions, contact the organization directly.

93. Latin America Current Events latin America If only we had a rule of law and human andcivil rights. At least you have the libreta, I offered. http://unix.dfn.org/AGlimpseofCuba.shtml

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94. MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS / LATIN AMERICAN LIBRARY / TULANE UNIVERSITY mostly of newsletters, reports and Urgent Action appeals on civil rightsviolations worldwide with many in latin America, especially Peru and Guatemala. http://lal.tulane.edu/lalmss.html

95. Latin American Civil Society Non-Governmental Organizations And latin American civil Society NonGovernmental Organizations and Democracy But it isn t ideal, and many latin American countries are looking for new http://www.globalpolicy.org/ngos/issues/2000latamer.htm

about GPF What's New Newsletter Sitemap ... *Opinion Forum Latin American Civil Society: Non-Governmental Organizations and Democracy By Douglas Chalmers Columbia University Douglas Chalmers: We often think in looking at new democracies in Latin America that what's necessary is to set up an election and get the Congress running. In a country like Mexico, that's very important, but it's really not enough. You have to look at nonelected bodies, as they may be called, at various kinds of organizations and practices that really regulate and that organize all the other kinds of activities that are going on beyond the election itself. The elections are very brief. They only register votes. They're extremely important, but they only register the will of the people or the interests of the people at one timein the Mexican case, once every six years. Fathom: So it is not enough just to look at how the elected body is functioning? Chalmers: There are demands constantly emerging throughout the system. The Congress itself, of course, is there all the time in order to respond to these demands. And that's very important and necessary, and much better than a military regime or an authoritarian regime. But it may be 300, 400 people who are there whose skills probably relate mostly to being effective politicians in a local town or something of the sort. In order to understand how policies relating to social security, to welfare, to international trade, to all the kinds of things that a modern government must deal with, you have to see and understand how all these other demands are processed, and it requires a much richer and much greater variety of organizations and structures. And if those aren't working, then the democracy doesn't work. If the Congress is running nicely and the elections are held, but the Congress is not paying attention to all the diverse interests that are in the society, then it's not democraticeven though it may look like it is, formally.

96. Women's Health Journal: Health: A Human Right, A Civil Right.(Latin America) latin America) from Women s Health Journal, a publication in the field of Health Get started now. Health a human right, a civil right.(latin America) http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb343/is_200204/ai_hibm1G194772210

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97. Latin America, Politics And Economic Depression Politics in Argentina, like some other latin American nations, civil libertiesfor a time were respected, but López Contreras responded to strikes and http://www.fsmitha.com/h2/ch17.htm

home 1901-World War II map of Latin America previous ... next Latin America, Politics and Economic Depression Democracy, Fascism and Repression in South America Uruguay was a nation proud of being world champions at soccer. Twice they had won the gold medals in soccer at the Olympics. And Uruguay was unique in other ways. It was the only state in South America that recognized the Soviet Union. Uruguay was a constitutional democracy led by intellectuals from the professional classes. They gave the country national insurance, old age benefits, the eight-hour day and worker's compensation. Some public utilities had been nationalized. To the displeasure of the Church they legalized divorce, and the government had ended the Church's monopoly in education. With the tensions of the depression, Uruguay's neighbors, Brazil and Argentina, feared uprisings among their own people, and viewing Uruguay's relations with the Soviet Union they accused Uruguay of serving as the focus of Communist infestations that threatened their nation. With the world depression the collapse in demand from outside the country for wool and other products brought economic depression to Uruguay. Uruguay's president since 1931, Gabriel Terra, dissolved Congress in 1933 and began ruling by decree, temporarily disrupting Uruguay's democracy.

98. EEO/Civil Rights Office - Related Links Equal Employment Opportunity/ civil rights Office, OASA, M RA League of UnitedLatin American Citizens http//www.lulac.org/ http://eeoa.army.pentagon.mil/web/links.htm

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99. GlobalResearch.ca - Centre For Research On Globalization civil rights Lawyer Defending Those Accused under the AntiTerrorist Legislation American Revolution, Now! Eliminate the One Party with Two Faces http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=theme&themeId=7

100. OneWorld.net / In Depth / Latin America & Caribbean - Full Coverage: Latin Ameri Full Coverage latin America Caribbean Human rights groups and militaryanalysts in the region believe trouble is brewing. However, the US embassy in http://www.oneworld.net/article/country/952/

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