Dear All!
We are profoundly thankful to Linda Hartling for creating another wonderful Dignity Letter for us, full of information, all presented in dignifying beauty and with Linda's enormous artistic creativity!
Just click here and you can see all of the Dignity Letters that Linda has created since 2009.
All HumanDHS efforts are a labor of love — we are all Sharegivers! Linda has been deeply dedicated to the work of dignity for over three decades and she gives her time, energy, and loving creativity as a gift to the world. Linda wrote her doctoral dissertation on the violation of dignity — namely humiliation — in 1995, and she is the director of our global dignity family since 2003. She is like a gardener, a gardener of dignity, nurturing all people and projects that bring more dignity into this world.
We celebrate you, dear Linda!
In deep gratitude to you, dearest Linda
Evelin
& the entire global dignity family!
Dear All!
David C. Yamada is a professor of law and director of the New Workplace Institute at Suffolk University Law School in Boston. David is a globally recognized scholar and authority on workplace bullying and worker dignity. He is a pillar of the Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies fellowship since 2007 and member of the board of directors. His support, e.g. by publishing this article, is priceless.
In deep gratitude
Evelin Lindner
& the entire global dignity family!
Dear All!
His Royal Highness Prince El Hassan bin Talal has served as the president of the Club of Rome from 1999 to 2007. He is the uncle of the present King of Jordan, Abdullah II.
Please note this deeply insightful interview conducted by Alain Elkann Interviews, where His Royal Highness Prince El Hassan bin Talal speaks about the most pressing humanitarian challenges and how to move from humiliation to human dignity.
The interview is available for listening as a podcast:
https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/show/alainelkanninterviews/id/16630625
Read the text here: https://www.alainelkanninterviews.com/hassan-bin-talal/
In deep gratitude
Evelin Lindner
& the entire global dignity family!
Dear Dignifriends!
You might like to have a look at Evelin Lindner's essay Dignity now — Forum contribution to 'After the pandemic: Which future?
First section of the essay: What We Can Do
We humans have dug ourselves into a multitude of perilous crises, both despite of and because of what we call progress. Still, few people seem to realize that we live in a historic moment of unparalleled promise. For the first time, humankind has the capacity to bring about the changes we need for a Great Transition. Unlike our forebears, we have the privilege of growing awareness of the planet-as-a-whole and the understanding that we humans are one species living on one tiny planet. The conditions are in place for nurturing mutual trust and solidarity as a global species, and acting to humanize globalization and reap the benefits that flow from our interdependence. [read more]
In deep gratitude to the entire global dignity family!
Evelin Lindner
“I believe in human dignity as the source of national purpose, human liberty as the source of national action, the human heart as the source of national compassion, and in the human mind as the source of our invention and our ideas”
John Fitzgerald Kennedy