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"The Relationship Between Mental Health Access and International Human Rights Standards" & "France's Flawed Asylum Policies; Changes Needed in Today's World" 

Apr 18, 2019

12:00 PM - 01:30 PM

Congregational United Church of Christ,

30 North Clinton Street, Iowa City, IA 52245

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"The Relationship Between Mental Health Access and International Human Rights Standards"

Elizabeth Marilla-Kapp will earn her MSW from the UI School of Social Work in May with an emphasis in access to mental health resources and creative mental health interventions. She also earned her MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop. She has worked with several local agencies serving people experiencing homelessness, crisis, and mental illness and is honored to have directed the local free breakfast cafe for several years. She was a Kenneth Cmiel intern last summer which supported her work exploring the relationship between mental health access and international human rights standards.

"France's Flawed Asylum Policies; Changes Needed in Today's World" 

Caitlin Chenus is a senior at the University of Iowa and a Rex Honey Intern at the University site of Iowa Center for Human Rights. She pursued a research project in France this past summer with support from International Programs and the Stanley family. She will be graduating in May of 2019 and going on to attend law school. She plans to study international and comparative law with a focus on immigration

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