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December 24th 2008, Hispanic News
Vol.36 N.26 December 11th 2008, Csusb
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Jhn Journal (Download The Full Pdf Of This Issue), Robert H. Rosenwasser Md
Jhn Journal (Download The Full Pdf Of This Issue), Robert H. Rosenwasser Md
JHN Journal
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November 26th 2008, Hispanic News
November 12th 2008, Hispanic News
November 12th 2008, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
CAN OBAMA CHANGE GOVERNMENT POLICY AND CONVINCE US TO CHANGE OUTSELVES? PAGE 2
CAN MANUEL RESPONDS TO COMMUNITY AGENCY'S NEED PAGE 3
SAN BERNARDINO KICKS OFF TRADE MISSION TO MEXICO PAGE 4
VETERANS TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS THROUGH OPERATION RECOGNITION PAGE 4
INLAND EMPIRE 11TH ANNUAL HISPANIC IMAGE AWARDS PAGE 6
S.B. FIFTH STREET BRIDGE GRAND OPENING PAGE 7
Vol.36 N.20 October 30th 2008, Csusb
October 29th 2008, Hispanic News
October 15th 2008, Hispanic News
October 15th 2008, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
OPEN LETTER TO SENATOR BARACK OBAMA PAGE 2
KIWANIS CLUB OF GREATER SAN BERNARDINO 42ND ANNUAL INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS PAGE 3
CELEBRATING HISPANIC MONTH YOUNG LATINO LEADERS RECOGNIZED FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAGE 5
INSURANCE COMMISIONER POIZNER OFFERS INSURANCE TIPS FOR COLLEGE-AGED ADULTS AND THEIR PARENTS DURING BACK TO SCHOOL SEASON PAGE 6
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY TURNS "BLUE" PAGE 7
CUNY SIGNS A DEAL TO EXPAND TO MEXICAN-AMERICANS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES PAGE 7
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September 7th 2008, Hispanic News
Vol.36 N.12 September 4th 2008, Csusb
September 3rd 2008, Hispanic News
Vol.36 N.10 August 21st 2008, Csusb
Vol.36 N.09 August 14th 2008, Csusb
Vol.36 N.08 August 7th 2008, Csusb
Vol.36 N.6 July 24th 2008, Csusb
July 23rd 2008, Hispanic News
Vol.36 N.05 July 17th 2008, Csusb
Landmine Victim Assistance Progress, Challenges And Best Practices, Michael Lundquist
Landmine Victim Assistance Progress, Challenges And Best Practices, Michael Lundquist
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction
While progress has been made in several areas of mine action, victim assistance is facing a number of new challenges. This article presents these challenges and three areas of best practice: addressing complex needs, developing capacity and leadership, and broadening interest in the issue.
Endnotes Issue 12.1, Cisr Journal
Endnotes Issue 12.1, Cisr Journal
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction
Endnotes Issue 12.1
Pioneering Prosthetics, Duane Nelson
Pioneering Prosthetics, Duane Nelson
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction
Duane Nelson, along with a friend and colleague, Jody Riggs, spent three months in 2007 assisting amputees along the Thailand/Burma (Myanmar) border. Their specialized training in prosthetics and orthotics changed the lives of the amputees, and the families and communities of these survivors. With the aid of local actors, Nelson and Riggs helped the survivors travel the road to recovery.
Project Documents Discrimination Against Persons With Disabilities, Julie Miller
Project Documents Discrimination Against Persons With Disabilities, Julie Miller
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction
This article describes the beginning of the International Disability Rights Monitor and its advocacy for persons with disabilities. The author pays special attention to the passing of human rights laws for the disabled and future monitoring efforts to ensure that parties adhere to those laws.
Empowering Iraqis: Rehabilitation Training In Bosnia, Nikola Prvulov, Julie Miller
Empowering Iraqis: Rehabilitation Training In Bosnia, Nikola Prvulov, Julie Miller
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction
This article discusses the role that aid workers from Bosnia have had in training Iraqi medical personnel to treat war injuries. It stresses the role that nongovernmental organizations and intergovernmental organizations have had in supporting these efforts and how countries affected by unexploded ordnance and landmines have tried to share their experience with other countries in need of training and assistance.
Azerbaijan Mine Victim Association: The Story So Far, Nick Nwolisa
Azerbaijan Mine Victim Association: The Story So Far, Nick Nwolisa
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction
Due to years of conflict, Azerbaijan has become yet another territory contaminated with dangerous landmines and unexploded ordnance; however, the Azerbaijan Mine Victim Association, a nongovernmental organization which started in the Terter region of Azerbaijan, has been working hard to help assist mine victims. Their organization, a product of the International Eurasia Press Fund, has received international recognition by organizations such as the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations and is continuing to provide mine-risk education and support for survivors and their families.
Adnan Al Aboudi And The Landmine Survivors Network Of Jordan, Cisr Journal
Adnan Al Aboudi And The Landmine Survivors Network Of Jordan, Cisr Journal
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction
Since a life-altering car accident left him permanently disabled in 1989, Adnan Al Aboudi has dedicated his life and career to victim assistance in mine action. Al Aboudi, along with his organization, Landmine Survivors Network–Jordan, has developed a unique humanistic approach to mine action. They focus on psychological as well as physical recovery for disabled victims of explosive remnants of war. Through his hard work and perseverance, Al Aboudi has raised national and international awareness of the importance of victim assistance in mine action.
Engaging Armed Non-State Actors In A Landmine Ban: A Review Of Geneva Call’S Action, 2000–2007, Pascal Bongard
Engaging Armed Non-State Actors In A Landmine Ban: A Review Of Geneva Call’S Action, 2000–2007, Pascal Bongard
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction
Geneva Call has been engaging armed non-state actors in a landmine ban since 2000. The Swiss-based nongovernmental organization was created in response to the realization that the landmine problem could only be comprehensively addressed if NSAs, who are the primary users of such weapons today, were included in the solution. To facilitate the process, Geneva Call has developed an innovative mechanism—the Deed of Commitment for Adherence to a Total Ban on Anti-Personnel Mines and for Cooperation in Mine Action—that enables NSAs, who cannot accede to the Ottawa Convention, to undertake to respect its norms.