Lyn Boyd-Judson, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Oxford, United Kingdom And Los Angeles, Usa

www.oxfordglobalethics.orgOur Initiative engages across academia, policy, and activism to explore understudied topics in global ethics and human rights. As a community, we are especially committed to amplifying women’s voices through the power of narrative and lived experience. The two flagship projects of the Initiative are the Global Women's Narratives Project, which has university and nonprofit partnerships around the world, and the Oxford Global Workshops, our short courses held at the University of Oxford on current issues across war and peace, democracy, religion, and refugee policy. The workshops include experiential field components and narrative training. GLOBAL WOMEN'S NARRATIVES PROJECT (GWNP)Founder and Executive Director, January 2017 to presentwww.oxfordglobalethics.org/womens-narrativesThe GWNP has university and nonprofit partnerships around the world. Women’s lived experiences are underrepresented in policy and research. Our mission is to amplify women’s voices and experiences through the power of storytelling. Through this archival platform, we engage the personal and collective power of women’s lived experiences to create a database of narratives that storytellers, policymakers, scholars, and advocates can use to affect change. Foundational partnerships include:Oxford Global PeaceTech ProjectCarnegie Council Global Ethics Fellows ProgramCentre for Peace and Democracy, Belfast, NIUN Women ZimbabweInternational Human Rights Law Association (Oxford) Estácio de Sá University, Rio de JaneiroLumiere Health International, Inc. (refugees, trauma) Lotic.ai (diagnostic tools)RAND CorporationUNESCO Chair ProgramEditorial interns from Oxford, USC, Wellesley College, Imperial College London, UCLA, University of Michigan, University of Hong Kong, and Claremont Colleges​

Usc, Oxford, Cape Town, Cairo, Istanbul, Belfast, Hong Kong, Madrid Etc.

Medical Narratives MS USC Keck School of Medicine | Honors Program | School of International Relations | School of Religion | Annenberg School for Journalism Course list: Medical Narratives and Ethics, Keck School of Medicine (Fall 2020 - current)Honors Program--Leadership and Ethics (2017, 2018)Religion and Human Rights--Citizenship in a Global Era, Religion and Global AffairsReligion, Civil Society and Democracy, Cairo, Alexandria, Istanbul (2013)Managing New Global Challenges (2006, 2007, 2012)Introduction to International Relations (2011)Sustainable Development and Tourism, Cairo, Egypt, Dakhla Oasis (2010, 2011)Issues in International Journalism – Graduate (2005–2008)Faculty Director, Cape Town, South Africa (2007)Faculty Director, Hong Kong, China (2006)Case Studies in US Foreign Policy (2008)

University Of Southern California, Los Angeles, Ca

Directed all aspects of an endowed liberal arts institute within a large research university

Los Angeles, California, United States

An observer of pre-trial hearings at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Member, GTMO Task Force of the Pacific Council.

UNESCO Chair in Global Humanities and EthicsAppointed faculty UNESCO Chair at USC with letters of support from over twenty colleagues. UNESCO projects developed with partners included the Global Women's Narratives Project (founder) and global ethics seminars held at Oxford and international locations to address issues in global ethics, especially concerning war and peace, religion, human rights, education, and women and girls. Partnered in UNESCO Unitwin program with Professor Helles Porsdam, UNESCO Chair and Professor of Law and Humanities at the University of Copenhagen, and Professor Fernanda Duarte, Federal Judge and Professor of Law at Estacio University, Brazil.

Santa Monica, California, United States

Greater Atlanta Area

Drafted background memoranda detailing specific cases of political dissidence for former U.S. President Carter’s possible intervention. Analyzed problems of religious human rights and democracy with an emphasis on women within integrated religious-political systems. Prepared “Religious Human Rights, Why Aren't They Women's Rights?” for internal distribution in preparation for the UN Women’s Conference, Beijing, 1995.

Berlin Area, Germany

Third Reich Archive, US Embassy BerlinData entry of Wermacht and SS personnel files, immigration files, and Third Reich legal records; organized legal data for the director’s project on the Czechoslovakian resistance to the Nazi regime

Masters, International Human Rights Law

Dissertation Title: State Monitoring of Women’s Right to Mental Health: A human rights critique of legal and procedural protections.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, International Relations: Ethics And Foreign Policy

Dissertation: Strategic Moral Diplomacy - Understanding the Enemy's Moral Universe Published by Lynne Rienner (2011) Dissertation Chair.

Master Of Arts - Ma Coursework, Religion/Religious Studies

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Religion/Religious Studies