Conscious Politics
Welcome to CONSCIOUS POLITICS
Conscious Politics intends to provide creative, constructive, and new ways of thinking about the daunting challenges we face using solutions-oriented approaches grounded in social science. Conscious politics endeavors to offer promising, plausible, and psychologically sound approaches to difficult issues in global politics - violence, terrorism, war, weapons of mass destruction and ethnopolitical conflict.
I am a clinical and political psychologist, mediator, conflict analyst and interdisciplinary social scientist as well as a cancer support educator and health coach. Based in Washington, D.C., I am also a Visiting Scholar at The George Mason University School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution.
In 2018, I created a special card deck with activities as a teaching tool honoring the 70th Anniversary of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights. I am developing a companion
Activity/Workbook/Journal for use in workshops, events and schools to raise consciousness about human rights.
Feel free to contact me about inquiries for lectures, workshops, presentations and other collaboration.
Diane Perlman, PhD
INTRODUCING
New UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS Card and Activity Deck
DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS?
70th Anniversary
UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
54 Card Deck 1st Edition
ENGAGING INSPIRATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
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Activities That Make Rights Come Alive
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Brief History
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Preamble & 30 Articles of the 1948 UDHR
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Preamble & 10 Environmental Rights not imagined in 1948
To learn more about the cards, UDHR Activity/Journal/Workbook, lecture, workshop and/or and materials to design a class introducing Human Rights contact
Diane Perlman, PhD
202 775 0777
Diane Perlman giving a deck of cards to Eleanor Roosevelt’s granddaughter, Eleanor Roosevelt Seagraves, as well as to her great great granddaughter, Anna Eleanor Fierst at the Women’s National Democratic Club in DC on December 10, 2018 celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the ratification of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Diane Perlman with Setsukow Thurlow, Hiroshima survivor, co-recepient of 2017 Nobel Peace Prize with the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, at the UN Negotiations for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, July, 2017
FUN FOR ALL AGES!!
