Background/Rationale. The sixth Exclusive Negotiating Agreement will expire December 31, 2021. This agreement is an extension of the fifth and will extend the agreement for an additional six months. Both parties desire to renew the agreement to allow sufficient time to identify exchange parameters. Financial Considerations: None at this time. LCAP Goal(s): Family and Community Empowerment Documents Attached:
Background/Rationale. The third Exclusive Negotiating Agreement will expire March 31, 2020. This agreement is an extension of the second and will extend the agreement for an additional six months. Both parties desire to renew the agreement to allow sufficient time to identify exchange parameters. Financial Considerations: None at this time. LCAP Goal(s): Family and Community Empowerment Documents Attached:
Background/Rationale. The proposed lease agreement for the Fremont Adult School Site has been prepared for the Board’s review. This agreement will be between the City of Sacramento and the Sacramento City Unified School District.
Background/Rationale. In 2003, three torture cases included in this project came before the Inter-American System, laying the technical, methodological and administrative groundwork for the six cases planned for 2004. The airing of these cases within the system, supported by the comprehensive methodology the project has developed, will make the very complex nature of this problem much more visible. As a result, the bodies of the system can be expected to develop suitable responses.
Background/Rationale. The Trustees of Sacramento City Unified School District Board of Education appointed Deputy Superintendent Xxxx Xxxxx as Interim Superintendent on July 7, 2023. The proposed agreement addresses the terms of employment for this position.
Background/Rationale. The specialized section of the IIHR web site was introduced in December 2003. Its main function throughout 2004 has been to serve as a contact point with the project and provide theoretical, conceptual and practical tools to the team-network on psychological care for torture victims. The discussion group offers a forum for sharing information on project activities and the methodology for psychological care.
Background/Rationale. The goal for 2004 is to provide psychological care in six cases of torture coming before the Inter-American system: five in the Court and one in the Commission. During this reporting period, two cases were handled in the Court, and two more remain pending for 2004: one in the Court and another in the Commission.
Background/Rationale. The final goal of the project is: "To provide psychological care to torture victims whose cases come before the Inter-American System for Human Rights Protection." This requires a specialized methodology that is continually being fine-tuned. The project has considered a number of mechanisms to enrich this methodology and to begin gathering the theoretical and technical assets needed for providing victims with high-quality care.
Background/Rationale. The process of creating awareness in the Inter-American System began when the project first started in 2002 and has been on-going. It holds critical importance for two project goals in particular: conducting advocacy with the institutions of the system to seek comprehensive reparations for victims and members of their families, and having a real impact on public policies in countries covered by the jurisprudence of the Court.
Background/Rationale. The plan of action had called for publication of the special issue of the CEJIL Gazette as a means to disseminate project information specifically addressing the problem of torture, its psycho-social implications and possible forms of reparation.
