Titlebook: Human Rights-Based Community Practice in the United States; Kathryn R. Libal,Scott Harding Book 2015 The Author(s) 2015 Community Practice

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Kathryn R. Libal,Scott Hardingd orphan works. In what follows, it will focus specifically on the concept of ‘digital skew’ — an asymmetry between analogue and digitized collections — which seems to inhibit the visibility of important works of film that are arguably crucial to our understanding of the past. Copyright gridlock has

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Mobilizing for the Right to Health and Health Care,y practice to the realization of the human right to health and health care. The authors link the conceptual framework of community practice, focusing on political and social action, with human rights-based mobilization for health and health services. Emphasis is placed on the importance of fostering

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More Than a Commodity: The Right to Adequate Housing,omising local campaigns. This chapter outlines a nascent movement to assure decent and affordable housing based on a human rights perspective. Community organizations and legal advocacy groups are increasingly using human rights standards and monitoring processes to help reframe access to housing in

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Building a Movement to Recognize Food Security as a Human Right in the United States,itable and needs-based systems that are largely ameliorative, and do not address underlying conditions that create hunger and widespread food hardship. This chapter contrasts these approaches to food access in the United States with a “rights-based” framework to food security. After summarizing inte

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Community Practice, Fostering Participation, and Human Rights,k values with human rights. The authors reaffirm the importance of applying key human rights principles to community practice, including respect for dignity, autonomy, and agency; non-discrimination and equality; transparency and access to information; accountability; and empowerment. The authors hi