In May 2015, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum published a report on early-warning signs of genocide in Burma. Read the report here: https://www.ushmm.org/m/pdfs/20150505-Burma-Report.pdf
This article is a MUST read. Co-written by University of Oregon Professors Paul Slovic & Nicole Smith Dahmen, this article discusses the psychological reasons for why we don’t act in the face of human suffering. Click the link below to …
On Psychic Numbing – Co-written by Paul Slovic & Nicole Smith Dahmen Read more »
The Darfur Women Action Group will be putting on the following symposium on Oct 21-22, 2016. We highly encourage anyone who can attend to do so. Gregory Stanton, founder of Genocide Watch, will be one of the speakers at this event, The …
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Partnered with POV and sponsored by The Conflict and Dispute Resolution Master’s Program and the UO’s African Student Union, our Arab-Cultrual liason, Rudwan Dawood, and Intern Shashank Chauhan, have worked hard to bring the critically acclaimed movie, “Beats of the …
“Beats of the Antonov” (Sudan) Movie & Discussion Read more »
On Tuesday, April 19th at 7pm, Paul Slovic and his son Scott Slovic will present, “Numbers and Nerves: Addressing the Arithmetic of Compassion and the World’s Most Urgent Issues”.
