Jo Becker
Which campaign used the Olympic stage to amplify their message?
Campaign to Free Tibet
This Charter-based institution is in charge of maintaining international peace and security, has investigative powers, and adopts binding measures
Security Council
What is the term used to describe exposure to an incident or series of events that are emotionally disturbing or life-threatening with lasting adverse effects on individual's functioning and mental, physical, social, and emotional, or spiritual well-being
Trauma :D
This term is defined as the principle that a HR should be applied equality all groups independent of culture, race, ethnicity, gender, and other social identities based on equality of all and commonalities.
Universalism
This habit invites you to explore how similarities and differences with the client might influence their relationship and fact gathering.
Degrees of Separation and Connection
What was the main organization based out of Jamaica that advocated for LGBTI rights?
J-FLAG
What was the Genocide Convention a response to?
The Holocaust
Name at one common response to trauma.
change to sleep, difficulty concentrating, flashbacks, hyper vigilantes, overwhelming feelings, use of drugs/ alcohol, denial and confusion, anger/fear, social withdrawal, fatigue, headaches, muscle tension
Who published "The Declaration of the Rights of Woman" highlighting the "lost rights" of women in 1791?
Olympe de Gouge
This habit adds a third ring and thinks about the degrees of separation between the parties. (think systematically through what are the gaps and what can I do to account for the cultural gaps)
The Three Rings
In the campaign to stop the use of child soldiers what was the standard that was coined to further this campaign's message.
The "straight 18" standard.
Which International HR System pulls from the values of traditions in their Charter's preamble (pays homage to traditions) and also uses the word universality in the Charter?
African Regional Human Rights System
Name one of the few kinds of vicarious trauma responses.
Intrusive thoughts, Change in world view, Decreased in empathy, Anxiety and hyperarousal, Avoidance, Intrusive thoughts, Exhaustion, Difficulty separating work and personal life
Known as the founder of communism and rights were based in ego.
Karl Marx
This habit describes the method for exploring alternative explanations for client behaviors or situations.
Parallel Universe
The conflict in Sri Lanka was between the government and the separatists called...
Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam or Tamil Tigers
What is the term used to describe the Court's ability to look for other violations others than those alleged?
Jura novit curia
“The expectation that we can be immersed in suffering and loss daily and not be touched by it is as unrealistic as expecting to walk through water without getting wet”
This quote was used to describe what?
The Cost of Caring
This wonderful FSU law professor believes the validity of International Law turns on normative individualism.
Prof. Tenson
This habit encourages lawyers to reflect on communication before, during and in between client encounters in order to troubleshoot problematic interactions.
Pitfalls, red flags, and remedies
Which campaigned ended with a surrender to the Special Courts
Campaign to bring Charles Taylor to Justice
Which Article and Clause of the US Constitution states that all treaties made (same as federal statutes) are the supreme law of the land, and thus take priority over any conflicting state laws.
Article VI, Clause II
What we the names of the two "student lawyers" who helped us learn what and what not to do regarding trauma-informed lawyering?
Max -_- and ...
What are the 6 steps in an advocacy strategy?
Identify problem, explain why it is a priority, goals and objectives, targets, tactics, identify partners and allies
This habit deals with exploring oneself and looks retrospectively at a problematic moment to identify factors that likely led to a cross-cultural mishap and to eliminate those factors in the future.
The Camel's Back