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Galleries 2006   Human values at work workshop August 2006 A one day program on Human values at work was delivered  in collaboration with University of Southern Queensland in Toowoomba, on Saturday 12 August 2006 for a group of 20 by Venkat Pulla, Rita Kugler, Chartered Accountant and Management Consultant) & Coralie Graham, Psychologist Centrelink and PhD candidate. The workshop addresses questions such as how do you work? How do you view your career and your contribution to the world? Does something require change? Human Values at Work focuses on how you can work in accord with your own spiritual view of life and five Human Values that are found cross-culturally in all spiritual traditions: Truth, Righteousness, Peace, Love and Non-violence.   International Conference Towards Strength Based Strategies that Work with Individuals, Groups and Communities 10 - 12 November 2006 - Hyderabad - India In collaboration with Sanghamitra Andhra Pradesh - India   Consortium to Assist Sri Lanka School of Social Work As part of the Conference two delegates from the School of Social Work of the National Institute of Social Development, Sri Lanka were invited. Professor Ranavera Amaravamsa and Mrs Shamini Attanayaka presented an overview of the training and faculty development needs of the School of Social Work.   Professors: Parasuram, Janki, Uma, and Hazel Professor Lesley Chenoweth Chris and Venkat Pulla Shamini Attanayaka from Sri Lanka  - far right

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