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"Until we extend the
circle of compassion to all living beings, we shall not
find peace" -- Albert Schweitzer
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The Ultimate Objective: The weapons are active care,
compassion and concern, the vehicle encompasses successful
initiatives that address the ills of conflict, ignorance,
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Humanitarian Resource Institute is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, established
with a mission focus to "Bridge Unmet Needs to Untapped Resources" through
the development of initiatives associated with economic, social, cultural
and humanitarian issues worldwide. The Humanitarian University Consortium
serves as (1) an international community of scholars, (2) a bridge between
Humanitarian Resource Institute and the international academic community,
(3) a think tank in support of the United Nations programs and (4) the promotion
of higher learning through both traditional and distance education.
Our communication networks include:
- newspaper,
radio and television, corporate, intergovernmental, non-governmental, United
Nations, community action and interfaith organizations in approximately 195
countries.
- grassroots
networks (household level), corporate, municipal, state and federal government,
community action and interfaith organizations in approximately 3100 United
States Counties.
Arts
Integration into Education
"Promoting
the arts as a vehicle for solution oriented strategic
planning and development across the globe."
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In The Spotlight
In The News
- The Future of Biodetection Systems - Final Workshop Analysis: The Future of Biodetection Systems Workshop was held last year to bring
together industry, academia, national labs, and federal agency personnel in
an interactive process, to develop a roadmap for research and development
investment in biodetection. Sponsored by Los Alamos National Laboratory,
September 26 & 27 2006. -- Overview: BTACC Pathobiologics International. Keynote: DNA-based Detection Technologies (Powerpoint): Stephen M.Apatow, Humanitarian University
Consortium Graduate
Studies Center
for Medicine,
Veterinary
Medicine and Law.
- EHPNET:
Humanitarian Resource Institute Emerging Infectious Disease Network:
Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP), an online publication by the Public
Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes
of Health, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), Volume
112, Number 1, January 2004.
- 2002 ProMED Award
for Excellence in Outbreak Reporting on the Internet: Humanitarian Resource
Institute covers government responses, control protocols, and efficiency
measures: all the nuts and bolts of proper disease control during the 2001
UK FMD Outbreak.
For additional
Information, please contact:
Humanitarian
Resource Institute
711 S Carson St #4
Carson City, Nevada 89701
Mailing Address:
167 Cherry Street, # 260
Milford, Connecticut 06460
Humanitarian
Resource Institute has been organized as a Nevada nonprofit
corporation and is qualified as a non-profit organization
under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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Few know that Humanitarian Resource Institute is a 100% volunteer
organization. Since 1994, mission has been prioritized over economics.
Instead of a business model built on the suffering and afflicted, our
focus has been to expand the reach of Humanitarian Resource Institute's
mission "To Bridge Unmet Needs to Untapped Resources." The cost
has been great, but the only way that progress could be made in a world
where economics many times is used as a weapon rather then a resource. -- Volunteerism & Citizen Journalism: You Can Change The World, Arts Integration Into Education, MySpace Music.
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