Foundation / Corporation
New Jersey School Counselor Association (NJSCA), Inc.
03/15/16
Award to a New Jersey school counselor who leads by example and actively engages in activities that promote human rights for all. The candidate should embrace the beliefs that underlying our differences we all share a common humanity and that all students have fundamental rights simply because they are human beings.
The candidate should be an individual who reflects on his/her own biases and attitudes regarding all aspects of equality and tolerance and then challenges others - students, staff, and community members alike - to think more seriously about these issues, to take a stand, and to actively seek a venue in which a significant difference can be made.
GrantWatch ID#: 159033
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Pat Phillips, Human Rights Advocate Award Chair
pphil0621@msn.com
USA: New Jersey
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