Month: December 2019

Human Dignity and Childhood: Operationalizing a Human Rights Concept (Co-Authored with Karen A. Polonko) 2005

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This is an exploratory study of perceptions of human dignity in childhood as recalled by young adults. Our goal is to discover the range of dimensions, sources and experiences, both those that supported and violated, of the concept of human dignity. This research, drawing on responses from over two hundred university students, may help to develop a language with which… Read more →

Raising Public Awareness through Discussions of Childhood Experiences with Human Dignity – 2019

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This Workshop was presented at the Prevent Child Abuse American Meeting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 18, 2019. THe workshop was designed to help participants see the importance of discussions of their own childhood experiences where they felt their human dignity was supported and violated by adults in their lives. Read more →

Adults Remember Childhood Experiences with Human Dignity

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Stories of Human Dignity Read at 2019 Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies Workshop December 5-6 New York City https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th81Bih41PU&feature=youtu.be Preplanned Dignilogue 2 Can we Teach Human Dignity? Lucien X. Lombardo  Helping Adults Becoming Better Ancestors through Discussions of Human Dignity and Childhood: Connecting with our Families and Our Past! Human Dignity is “inherent” (something we all have), but our sense of… Read more →