When we consider values in practice, it is up to us to know how human rights issues impact our clients. While unrepealable human rights issues may not impact us personally, they do impact our clients. (Let me know if you disagree – I’d love to hear your perspective.)
You have to be tuned in to the world and the things that matter to our clients. If we’re not tuned in, then we miss opportunities to connect with our clients. We are a person-centered field. We want to treat to whole person – If we’re missing huge chunks of makes that person who s/he is, then there’s a disconnect.
Ethics & human rights matters to us on a very deep integral level. Here’s why:
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- You’ll learn a 5-point framework for exploring values & human rights so that as you encounter upstanding dilemmas you’ll finger confident moving forward.
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