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International Association of Schools of Social Work [IASSW]

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Contact:
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International Association of Schools of Social Work
Addis Ababa University
PO Box 1176
Ethiopia

+251/11 1231084
+251/11 1239768 fax

abyetas@aau.edu.et


About:


The non-profit International Association of Schools of Social Work [IASSW] is a worldwide association of institutions of social work education, organisations supporting social work education and social work educators. It was founded in 1928.

The IASSW promotes the development of social work education throughout the world, develops standards to enhance quality of social work education, encourages international exchange, provides forums for sharing social work research and scholarship, and promotes human rights and social development through policy and advocacy activities. IASSW holds consultative status with the United Nations [UN] and participates as a Non-Governmental Organization [NGO] in UN activities in Geneva, Vienna and New York. Through its work at the UN and with other international organizations, IASSW represents social work education at the international level.


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  1. 34-th Global Social Work Congress: "Transcending Global-Local Divides - Challenges for Social Work Education and Practice" July 19-23, 2008: Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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Topics:
  • North-South relationships: Globalization, growth, inequality and poverty; the intersection of race, class and gender
  • Contextual social work: Developing relevant and appropriate locally specific social work education and practice
  • The universal and the particular: Social exclusion, human rights and social justice
  • Innovative pedagogical strategies: Advancing social work education, research, knowledge development and practice (including field practice education, e-learning and trans-disciplinary work)
  • Child, youth and family centred work
  • Social work with older persons
  • Health as biopsychosocial well-being e.g. tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, mental illness, reproductive health
  • Individual, group and community based interventions (including advocacy and social activism at local, national, regional and/or international levels)
  • Social security, welfare policy and social development
  • Governance, social work administration, management and planning
  • The influence of history on contemporary social work education and practice (country/regional specific perspectives)
  • International exchanges and cooperation in the development of social work education and practice
  • Systems of patriarchy, women and gender-mainstreaming
  • Preparing frontline social workers in areas such as wars, disasters, famines, epidemics


Event Contact:
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Global Social Work Congress
InterAction Conferencing
University of KwaZulu-Natal
Innovation Centre
Office 330
Howard College
Durban 4041
South Africa

+27/31/260 1584
+27/31/260 1182
+27/31/260 1606 fax


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International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disabilities [IASSID]

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Contact:
(The link below is available for more information)
Centre for Developmental Disability Studies
c/o Neil Ross, President
Association de Villepinte
28 Rue de L'Eglise
93420 Villepinte
France

+33/1/43 851206
+33/1/49 361154 fax

njross@compuserve.com


About:


The International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disabilities (mental retardation and related developmental disabilities) is an international, nongovernmental and interdisciplinary scientific organization to promote worldwide research and exchange of information on intellectual disabilities. The association (originally named the International Association for the Scientific Study of Mental Deficiency) was founded in 1964. IASSID is the first and only world-wide group dedicated to the scientific study of intellectual disability.

The official publication of IASSID is Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities [JPPID].


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  1. 13-th World Congress: "Towards Mutual Understanding: Person, Environment, Community" August 25-30, 2008: Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

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13-th World Congress
"Towards Mutual Understanding: Person, Environment, Community"

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August 25-30, 2008

Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Event sponsor: International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disabilities [IASSID]


Plenary speakers:

    • Erna Alant, South Africa
    • Eric Emerson, UK
    • Chris Molteno, South Africa
    • Frank Njenga, Kenya
    • Vianne Timmons, Canada
    • Carla Vlaskamp, The Netherlands
    • Patricia Walsh, Ireland
    • Michael Wehmeyer, USA


Deadline for abstracts or proposals: 12/31/2007.


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International Association of Science and Technology for Development [IASTED]

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Contact:
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International Association of Science and Technology for Development
#80, 4500 16th Avenue NW
Calgary, AB T3B 0M6
Canada

403/288-1195
403/247-6851 fax

calgary@iasted.org


About:


The International Association of Science and Technology for Development [IASTED] is a non-profit organization founded in 1977 to promote economic development through science and technology.

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International Association for the Study of Forced Migration [IASFM]

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Contact:
(The link below is available for more information)
Wolfgang Bosswick, IASFM Secretary
European Forum for Migration Studies
University of Bamberg
Katharinenstrasse 1
D-96052 Bamberg
Gemany

+49/951/37041
+49/951/32888 fax

wolfgang.bosswick@sowi.uni-bamberg.de


About:


The International Association for the Study of Forced Migration [IASFM], a professional association of academics and practitioners (lawyers, staff of humanitarian organisations), was established in January 1994 to bring together researchers and practitioners working in the field of forced migration (including refugees as well as internally and other displaced persons).

Association aims are:

  • Advance scholarly knowledge of forced migration;
  • Advance the understanding of appropriate and effective practice concerning forced migration;
  • Facilitate networking and better communication among those involved with refugee and other forced migrant issues;
  • Disseminate scholarly and practical information concerning forced migration.

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International Association for the Study of Pain [IASP]

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Contact:
(The link below is available for more detail)
International Association for the Study of Pain
909 NE 43-rd Street
Suite 306
Seattle, WA 98105-6020

206/547-6409
206/547-1703 fax

iaspdesk@juno.com


About:


The International Association for the Study of Pain [IASP], founded in 1973, is an international, multidisciplinary, non-profit professional association dedicated to furthering research on pain and improving the care of patients with pain. Membership in IASP is open to scientists, physicians, dentists, psychologists, nurses, physical therapists, and other health professionals actively engaged in pain research and to those who have special interest in the diagnosis and treatment of pain. Currently IASP has 6744 individual members from 107 countries.

The aims and objectives of IASP are:

  • To foster and encourage research of pain mechanisms and pain syndromes and to help improve the management of patients with acute and chronic pain by bringing together basic scientists, physicians, and other health professionals of various disciplines and backgrounds who have interest in pain research and management
  • To promote education and training in the field of pain
  • To promote and facilitate the dissemination of new information in the field of pain, including sponsorship of a journal, PAIN
  • To promote and sponsor a triennial World Congress of the Association and such other meetings as may be useful or desirable for the advancement of the purposes of IASP
  • To encourage formation of national associations for the study and treatment of pain
  • To encourage the adoption of a uniform classification, nomenclature, and definition regarding pain and pain syndromes
  • To encourage the development of a national and international data bank and to encourage the development of a uniform records system with respect to information relating to pain mechanisms, syndromes, and management
  • To inform the general public of results and implications of current research in the area
  • To advise international, national, and regional agencies of standards relating to the use of drugs, appliances, and other procedures in the therapy of pain
  • To engage in such other activities as may be incidental to or in furtherance of the aforementioned purposes

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International Association for the Study of Dreams [IASD]

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Contact:
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International Association for the Study of Dreams
1672 University Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94703

866/373-2612
209/724-0889
209/724-0889 fax

office@asdreams.org


About:


The International Association for the Study of Dreams [IASD] is a non-profit, international, multidisciplinary organization dedicated to the pure and applied investigation of dreams and dreaming. Its purposes are to promote an awareness and appreciation of dreams in both professional and public arenas; to encourage research into the nature, function, and significance of dreaming; to advance the application of the study of dreams; and to provide a forum for the eclectic and interdisciplinary exchange of ideas and information.

The official publication of IASD is Dreaming.

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International Association for Suicide Prevention [IASP]

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Contact:
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International Association for Suicide Prevention
Le Barade
F-32330 Gondrin
France

+33/562/29 11 42
+33/562/29 11 42 fax

iasp@aol.com


About:


The International Association for Suicide Prevention [IASP] was founded in 1960. A non-governmental non-profit organization, IASP members are volunteers and professionals from 50 countries.

The aims of the IASP are to:

  • Provide a common platform for all representatives of different professions and volunteers who are engaged in the field of Suicide Prevention and Crisis Intervention
  • Allow interchange of acquired experience in this area in various countries, especially through exchange of literature
  • Promote the establishment of national organisations for suicide prevention
  • Facilitate wider dissemination of the fundamentals of effective suicide prevention, not only to professional groups and volunteers, but also to the general public
  • Arrange for specialised training of selected persons in the area of suicide prevention, in selected training centres, where desired
  • Carry out programs of research, especially those which can be pursued through international joint co-operation

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International Association for the Treatment of Sexual Offenders [IATSO]

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Contact:
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IATSO Secretariat
Vienna Medical Academy
Alser Straße 4
A-1090 Vienna
Austria

office.iatso@medacad.org


About:


The International Association for the Treatment of Sexual Offenders [IATSO] was founded in 1998. IATSO is a non-profit organization committed to the promotion of research of and treatment for sexual offenders throughout the world.

IATSO:

  • is committed to advocating for humane, dignified, compassionate, ethical and effective treatment of sex offenders
  • is committed to furthering the knowledge about the nature of sexual offenders and sexual offenses and the improvement of treatment methods
  • supports the development and improvement of effective sexual offender treatment
  • is committed to scientifically evaluating therapeutic methods and to periodically revising and disseminating the IATSO standards of care for the treatment of sexual offenders
  • is committed to scientifically evaluating studies of treatment effectiveness of sexual offenders
  • believes that sexual offender treatment and research is enhanced through international communication and exchange of ideas, research and treatment methods
  • believes that sex offender treatment should be widely promoted, available and accessible
  • believes that sex offender treatment will result in the reduction of the incidence of sex offenses
  • believes that punishment alone for sexual crimes is an inadequate deterrent for sexual crimes
  • believes that sex offender recidivism is reduced best by the treatment of the sex offender
  • believes that sexual offender treatment is a basic human right
  • believes that freedom from sexual aggression and sexual abuse is a basic human right

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International Association for Women's Mental Health [IAWMH]

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Contact:
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International Association for Women's Mental Health
c/o Uriel Halbreich, MD
BioBehavior Research
SUNY at Buffalo
Hayes C, Suite 1
3453 Main Street, Building 5
Buffalo, NY 14214

716/829-3808
716/829-3812 fax

urielh@acsu.buffalo.edu


About:


Established in 2001 to improve the mental health of women throughout the world, the International Association for Women's Mental Health [IAWMH] is a not for profit, non-governmental network of national and international societies and sections.

Objectives:

  • Through international collaboration and networks, to promote research into:
    • The social, economic, ethical, legal, cultural, psychological and biological factors, which affect Women's Mental Health
    • Women's roles in marriage, family and society, and the effects on mental health
    • The causes, effects and elimination of domestic violence and abuse of women
    • The causes, treatment and prevention of mental diseases or disorders that are specific, more prevalent, more severe or have different risk factors or outcomes in women
    • Gender-specific effects of treatment.
    • Basic sciences pertinent to gender difference and female biology
  • Together with Societies and Sections, to act as international advocates for Women's Mental Health, for:
    • The elimination of conditions that are harmful to Women's Physical and Mental Health
    • Improved education and autonomy for women.
    • Better medical education and public information about Women's Mental Health
    • Increasing the number, status, education and resources of Women's Mental Health providers
    • The appropriate representation of women in research, education and organizations concerned with Women's Mental Health
    • Control by women of their personal fertility

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  1. 3-nd World Congress on Women's Mental Health: "Opening Minds to Women's Mental Health" March 17-20, 2008: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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3-nd World Congress on Women's Mental Health
"Opening Minds to Women's Mental Health"

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March 17-20, 2008

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Sponsored by: International Association for Women's Mental Health [IAWMH]


Through a series of keynote lectures, workshops and sessions, specific illnesses such as depression, schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder, post partum illness, eating disorders, issues relating to menopause and ageing and sociological issues such as domestic violence, and affirmation of women's roles in their societies will be explored. Special workshops will be conducted focusing on the impact on women's health when faced with major traumas such as war, famine and poverty. The program will encompass both the physical and emotional well being of women.

Keynotes:

  • Gender Inequities in the Global Village: The International Women's Mental Health Consensus Statement and Our Role at the U.N
    • Donna Stewart, MD, Ontario Women's Health Council; President, International Association of Women's Mental Health; Chair, Section of Women's Mental Health, World Psychiatric Association
  • Topic: Social Determinants of Women's Mental Health
    • Marta Rondon, Obstetrics Critical Care Unit, Edgardo Rebagliati Martins Hospital; Assistant Professor, Departamento de Psiquiatría, Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia [UPCH], Lima, Perú; Chair, Section of Women's Mental Health, World Psychiatric Association
  • Culturally-Sensitive Diagnosis of Affective Disorders in Women
    • Uriel Halbreich, MD, BioBehavioral Program, School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, State University of New York [SUNY] at Buffalo, USA
  • Estrogens and Women's Mental Health
    • Anita Riecher-Rössler, MD, Professor of Psychiatry and Head, Psychiatrische Universitätspoliklinik, Universitätskliniken, Kantonsspital Basel, Switzerland
  • Neurobiology of Postnatal Depression
    • Inga Neumann, PhD, Lehrstuhl für Biologie II (Neurobiologie und Tierphysiologie), Department of Molecular and Behavioural Neuroendocrinology, Institute of Zoology, University of Regensburg, Germany
  • Maternal Mental Health: Finding the Key To Prevention of Mental Ill Health for Women and Children
    • Anne Buist Australia, Director of Women's Mental Health, Austin Health – Northpark Private Hospital; Professor,University of Melbourne, Australia
  • Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder: Diagnosis And Treatment Options
    • Teri Pearlstein, MD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Warren Alpert Medical School, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA; Treasurer, International Association for Women's Mental Health; Secretary-Treasurer, North American Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics and Gynecology
  • Menopause, Sexuality And Mood
    • Lorraine Dennerstein, Foundation Director, Office for Gender and Health; Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Melbourne, Australia
  • Menopause
    • Susan R Davis, MBBS, FRACP, PhD, Director,National Health and Medical Research Council Centre of Clinical Research Excellence in Women's Health; Professor of Women's Health, Monash University, Victoria, Australia
  • Depression - Influence of Gender and Menopausal Status
    • Susan G. Kornstein, MD, Executive Director, Mood Disorders Institute; Executive Director, Institute for Women's Health; Director of Clinical Research and Professor of Psychiatry and Obstetrics and Gynecology, Department of Psychiatry, Virginia Commonwealth University, USA
  • Psychotic Disorders
    • Jayashri Kulkarni, Professor of Psychiatry, Alfred and Monash University, Australia
  • Women's Mental Health in the Face of Disaster
    • Unaiza Niaz, MD, DPM, FRC Psych, Director, Psychiatric Clinic & Stress Research Center Karachi; President and Founder Member, Pakistan Society of Truamatic Stress Studies
  • Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Women
    • Mark Creamer, Director, Australian Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health; Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychiatry, University of Melbourne, Australia
  • The Interface of Psychiatry and Primary Care
    • Meir Steiner, MD, PhD, FRCPC, McMaster University; University of Toronto
  • Psychiatric Aspects of Cancer in Women
    • Fiona Judd, Professor/Director, Centre for Women's Mental Health, Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia
  • One Tough Mother: The Advent of Altered Maternal Neurobiology for the Care and Protection of the Offspring
    • Craig H Kinsley, Professor of Neuroscience and MacEldin Trawick Chair in Neuroscience, University of Richmond


Deadline for abstracts or proposals: 9/30/2007.

Event Contact:
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Waldron Smith Management
61 Danks Street West
Port Melbourne VIC 3207
Australia

+61/3/9645 6311
+61/3/9645 6322 fax

(This kindly contributed by: Michelle Monaghan on 21 JUN 06.)



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