Çocuk ve Kadın Haklarında Adaletin İzinde | Mine Rana Kahramanoğlu | TEDxHBVAL Youth
Mine Rana Kahramanoğlu, çocuk ve kadın haklarını savunuyor, bu alandaki 24 yıllık hukuk deneyimiyle toplumsal adalet için çalışıyor. Çocuk istismarıyla mücadelede hukukun önemini ve eğitimle farkındalığın gücünü gösteriyor. Hukuk sistemindeki dönüşümü ve sivil toplumun birlikte hareket etmesini anlatarak, çocukların ve kadınların hayatlarında gerçek değişimler yaratıyor. Hak savunuculuğunu sadece bir meslek değil, yaşam tarzı olarak benimsiyor. Mine Rana Kahramanoğlu, Marmara Üniversitesi'nde hukuk eğitimini tamamlamıştır. Çocuk ve kadın hakları savunucusu olarak faaliyet göstermiş, uzun yıllardır bu alanda uzman olarak eğitimler vermiştir. Çocuk hakları alanında eğitmen eğiticiliği yapmaktadır.
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24 yıldır Bursa Barosu'nda kendi ofisinde avukatlık yapmaktadır. Galatasaray Üniversitesi’nde Enerji Hukuku,Medipol Üniversitesi'nde Sağlık Hukuku Yüksek Lisansı'nı tamamlamıştır.Ucim Saadet Öğretmen Çocuk İstismarı ile Mücadele Derneği Türkiye Hukuk Koordinatörü olarak da görev almaktadır. Türkiye Oryantiring Federasyonu Çocuk Koruma Kurulu Başkanlığına halen devam etmektedir. Bursa Lösemili Çocuklara Yardım Derneği Yönetim Kurulu Üyeliği yapmış, ayrıca Bursa Barosu Bilişim ve İnternet Komisyonu Kurucu Üyesi ve Inner Wheel Bursa üyesidir. İlham Veren Konuşmacılar (İVK) üyesi olup İnsanlar için fedakârlık yapan kişilere verilen 14 kadından biri olan ‘Margarette Golding' ödülü sahibidir."Mutluluk Reçetesi: Doğal Beslenme" kitabının yazarı olan Kahramanoğlu, “Koşan Olimpik Anneler” koşu grubunun kurucusu ve maraton koşucusudur. Ayrıca Adım Adım İyilik Peşinde Koş gönüllü koşucusu olan Kahramanoğlu, 18 ve 13 yaşlarında iki çocuğun annesidir. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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