Drawing on participatory action research conducted in Sierra Leone, Kosovo and the Philippines, Human Rights in Prisons analyses encounters between rights-based non-governmental organisations and prisons. It explores the previously under-researched perspectives of prison staff and prisoners on their lives and relationships.

The purpose of the workbook is to provide participants with a place to record their notes and the results of exercises as the workshop progresses. It is also intended to serve as a useful reference following the workshop, something people will keep on their bookshelves and use. The workbook is organized by the six disciplines. Each section contains introductory material and exercises that utilize tools or checklists. Introduction to the workshop D1: Define Business Outcomes D2: Design the Complete Experience D3: Deliver for Application D4: Drive Learning Transfer D5: Deploy Performance Support D6: Document Results Conclusion and Action Planning

Drawing on participatory action research conducted in Sierra Leone, Kosovo and the Philippines, Human Rights in Prisons analyses encounters between rights-based non-governmental organisations and prisons. It explores the previously under-researched perspectives of prison staff and prisoners on their lives and relationships.

Is Toni Morrison's writing as politically progressive as is widely assumed? In this eye-opening study, critic William Jefferson argues that it is not. Analyzing Morrison's major texts from the 1970s, '80s, and '90s, Jefferson argues that Morrison's writing has advanced problematic conceptions of racial essentialism, sexuality, and agency that would not be identified as in any way progressive if issued from the pen of a white writer. More than merely showing readers underappreciated aspects of African-American history, Morrison's fiction has actively intervened in the politics of her era--and in ways politically reactionary and disturbing. Stepping back from Morrison's fiction, Jefferson asks why scholars have not recognized these political aspects of Morrison's writing. What he finds is a purportedly left-wing academy focused predominantly on recognizing the indisputably black aspects of Morrison's work. This "politics of recognition," unfortunately, also naturalizes Morrison's representations in the same manner liberal humanist criticism naturalized the representations of the pre-1970 literary canon.

As an only child of a devout Christian couple, Kelly is raised to become the kind of daughter any parent would be proud of. Every choice she makes is grounded on the values and lessons her parents instilled in her. Kelly has a steadfast hold on her beliefs, one of which is to give herself only to the man she will marry. Her boyfriend believes otherwise and when Kelly refuses to give in to his desires, he leaves her for another woman.

Kelly's attempts to get over her heartbreak and establish a successful business both fail. She decides to take her chance in New York where a job as a real estate broker awaits. Living a fastpaced life lifts Kelly's mind off her previous disappointment. With a great job and a more luxurious life, all Kelly needs is a man who will love and respect her. Kevin, an investment banker, enters Kelly's life and they immediately fall in love.

Married life suits both Kelly and Kevin, until an undisclosed part of Kevin's past comes out in the open. Upon learning that she has been infected with HIV, Kelly finds out that Kevin had been in a homosexual relationship with a man who has AIDS. With the disease taking a toll on Kelly's body, Kevin decides to end their marriage and go on with their lives separately. Betrayed and brokenhearted, Kelly goes back home to her parents, where she spends the remaining days of her life.

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Nichelle is young, but she is every woman! She seeks love and the pursuit of happiness just like we all do, but Nichelle does it with style and determination as she experiences all the hurt of betrayal of her lover, but has her friends to help her through it all. Then she finds love and almost looses it again.until the tragedy of loosing one of her dear friends to domestic violence makes her realize that the second time around is better than the first. Time To Heal is a story about a young single mother, Nichelle that has trouble shaking the memories of a failed relationship with her children's father and start something new. The something "new" is Sharieff, a young man that just wants to love her. As you pour through the pages you'll follow the tale and see if Nichelle's heart, hardened by years of mistrust, will melt in the arms of Sharieff or will she be so blinded by her pain to let a good thing pass.