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EHL Institute for Educators 2013 - Day 4
//Exploration 5A: Needs that Arise from the Devastation of War// //Exploration 5B: Planning A Camp for People Displaced by War// //SYRIAN REFUGEE CAMP PLANS// //Exploration 5D: Focus on Restoring Family Links// [] [] [] [] || //Exploration 5C: Focus on Protecting Prisoners// In 2012, the ICRC visited 540,669 detainees in 1,744 places of detention in 97 countries and 5 international courts. 13,913 detainees benefitted from family visits facilitated by the ICRC. []
 * **__THURSDAY, AUGUST 1__** ||
 * 7:30 – 8:00 || CHECK-OUT ||
 * 8:00 – 8:10 || Announcements, burning issues, today’s agenda ||
 * 8:10 10:00 || **Module 5: Responding to the Consequences of Armed Conflict**
 * //Women Facing War (ICRC):// []
 * VIDEO clips from Women Facing War: []
 * 10:00 – 10:15 || **BREAK** ||
 * 10:15 -11:20 || Module 5 continued

ICRC Torture Video media type="custom" key="23542830" National Park Service "Victory from Within" American POW Curriculum Resources

Nobel Prize.org POW Game

//Exploration 5E: Ethics of Humanitarian Action// Intercross Blog

I know where I'm going- Yemen ICRC challenges.

media type="custom" key="23542928" || //Module 5: Responding to the Consequences of Armed Conflict// Integration and Adaptation – Plenary and sharing of plans ||
 * 11:20 – 11:30 || //Mini-break// ||
 * 11:30 – 12:30 || **//SPEAKER//**//: Trevor Keck, International Committee of the Red Cross, Contemporary Challenges in IHL//
 * //Health care workers must not be attacked - 30 sec. video clip.// media type="custom" key="23554306" ||
 * 12:30 – 1:30 || **LUNCH** ||
 * 1:30 – 1:45 || **Closing Exploration: Where Do We Go From Here?** ||
 * 1:45 – 2:30 || Integration and Adaptation – Session 3
 * 2:30 – 3:00 || Evaluation and closing ceremony ||

** Trevor Keck ** Trevor Keck serves as Public and Congressional Affairs Officer with the Washington Delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). In this capacity, he is responsible for representing the ICRC to a range of audiences in the U.S. and Canada, including Congress and leading civil society organizations. Prior to joining the ICRC, he was an Afghanistan researcher for Center for Civilians in Conflict, an organization that seeks to make warring parties more responsible to civilians. Based in Kabul, he conducted research on civilian protection issues, conducted interviews with victims of conflict across Afghanistan, and authored two reports as well as op-eds based on his original research. Before that, Trevor worked with various NGOs conducting research and advocacy on a range of security, humanitarian, and human rights issues. Trevor holds a Masters in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. His master’s thesis on the concept of direct participation in hostilities was published in the Spring 2012 edition of the //Military Law Review//, the official publication of the U.S. Judge Advocate General Corps. He also holds a Bachelor in Peace and Conflict Studies from Chapman University graduating //magna cum laude//.