The Courage to Fight Violence Against Women MARCH 4 - 5, 2016

IPA COMMITTEE ON WOMEN AND PSYCHOANALYSIS COWAP CONFERENCE The Courage to Fight Violence Against Women MARCH 4 - 5, 2016

AT THE KATZEN ARTS CENTER, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON, DC

RECEPTION: SATURDAY LUNCH FRIDAY EVENING THROUGH SATURDAY INDEX

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1 We present an international and interdisciplinary Conference on the Courage to See and Fight Violence against Women.

In recent years there has been a surge in awareness of the many arenas in which violence against women occurs. There is a growing attention to human and sex trafficking and femicide throughout the world. Female genital mutilation along with childhood marriage and rape occur regularly in many societies. Sexual victimization of women in custody is now exposed. College campus violence against women has been a serious problem and only recently acknowledged.

In this conference psychoanalysts show how violence can be seen, known and represented on the world stage and in psychoanalytic treatment. Scholars and psychoanalysts from Argenti- na, Mexico, Peru, the United Kingdom and the United States will together address this serious problem along with the consider- ation of depictions of violence against women in film, art, drama and poetry. With courage, multiple modalities of intervention become possible. 8 CE and CME credits offered. 2 credits Friday evening & 6 credits Saturday.

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ABRAMSON FAMILY RECITAL HALL, KATZEN ARTS CENTER American University, Washington, DC. 4400 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Washington, DC, 20016

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ABRAMSON FAMILY RECITAL HALL, KATZEN ARTS CENTER International Psychoanalytical Association: Committee on American University, Washington, DC. 4400 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Women and Psychoanalysis Washington, DC, 20016 The Contemporary Freudian Society

The American University Katzen Arts Center

The Baltimore Washington Center for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis

The Washington Center for Psychoanalysis

4 PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Paula Ellman | Chair

Nancy Goodman | Associate Chair

Robin Dean | Assistant Chair

Justine Kalas Reeves | Assistant Chair

Margarita Cereijido

Joy Kassett

Lizbeth Moses

Carla Neely

5 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

FRIDAY - MARCH 4TH, 2016 SATURDAY - MARCH 5TH, 2016

Paula Ellman | Chair

Nancy Goodman | Associate Chair

Robin Dean | Assistant Chair

Justine Kalas Reeves | Assistant Chair

Margarita Cereijido

Joy Kassett

Lizbeth Moses

Carla Neely

6 “RAPTURE” BY KIKI SMITH

7 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

1 FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2016 SESSION 6:30-9:00PM (2 CE AND CME CREDITS)

6:00PM Registration and Coffee

6:30PM Introduction and Welcome: Paula L. Ellman, Conference Chair, Member of COWAP, Psychoanalyst, Washington DC , Contemporary Freudian Society

Jack Rasmussen, Director, Katzen Arts Center, The American University

Alexandra Billinghurst, Vice President, the International Psychoanalytical Association

6 6:45PM PANEL - “Fighting Violence Against Women Across the Frontiers”: Moderator: Margarita Cereijido, Psychoanalyst — Washington DC, Washington Center for Psychoanalysis

Human Trafficking, Training Healthcare: Vivian Pender, Psychoanalyst New York City, IPA/UN Committee

“Niña Quebrada (trans.Broken Girl)”, A Short Film: Diana Romero, award winning film-writer/producer

CONTINUE SESSION 1

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1 FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2016 SESSION 6:30-9:00PM (2 CE AND CME CREDITS)

7:45PM Coffee Break

8:10PM Moderator: Carla Neely, Psychoanalyst — Washington DC, Washington Center for Psychoanalysis

Interventions with Female Adolescents at Sexual Risk in Quintana, Roo, Mexico: Can Psychoanalytic Knowhow Help?: Raquel Berman, Psychoanalyst Mexico City, Mexican Association for Psychoanalytic Practice, Training and Research

8:40PM Audience Discussion and Final Comments: Paula L. Ellman and Nancy R. Goodman, Psychoanalysts Washington DC, Contemporary Freudian Society

9:00PM End

CONTINUE TO SESSION 2

9 “NIÑA QUEBRADA” FILM

10 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

2 SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 SESSION 9:00AM-5:00PM (6 CE AND CME CREDITS)

8:30AM Registration and Coffee

9:00AM Introduction and Welcome: Paula L. Ellman Peter Starr, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, American University Remarks by Nancy R. Goodman

9:15AM PANEL - “Courage to Understand, Courage to Stand Up to Violence” Moderator: Joy Kassett, Psychoanalyst — Washington DC, Baltimore Washington Center for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis 6 “The Hunting Ground” — College campus violence: Annie Clark and Andrea Pino, Co-Founders of End Rape on Campus and featured in documentary. (film excerpt) Anatomy of a Man’s Assault on a Woman: Donald Campbell, Psychoanalyst — London United Kingdom, British Psychoanalytic Society Sexual Victimization of Women in Custody: Brenda V. Smith, Professor, American University, Washington College of Law

CONTINUE SESSION 2

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2 SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 SESSION 9:00AM-5:00PM (6 CE AND CME CREDITS)

10:15AM Coffee Break

10:35AM PANEL - “Women Facing Physical Violence Around the World” Moderator: Louis W. Goodman, Professor and Dean Emeritus School of International Service, American University, Washington DC

Femicide in Mexico: Maureen Meyer, Washington Office on Latin America

Documenting Sexual Violence in Areas of Conflict and Unrest: Hope Ferdowsian, Consultant, Physicians for Human Rights

Women Seeking Asylum Due to Gender-Based Violence: Katalin Roth, Physician, George Washington University Medical School

11:20AM Audience Discussion

11:40AM The Courage to Fight Violence Against Women Poetry: E. Ethelbert Miller, Poet, — Washington DC

CONTINUE TO SESSION 2

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2 SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 SESSION 9:00AM-5:00PM (6 CE AND CME CREDITS)

11:55AM Introduction to Katzen Gallery, Women’s Art Exhibit: Jack Rasmussen

PANEL - “Psychoanalysis and Art Presentation” Moderator: Lizbeth Moses, Psychoanalyst — Washington DC Baltimore Washington Center for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis

Contemporary Women Artists’ Depictions of Violence against Women: Janice Lieberman, Psychoanalyst and Art Discussant — New York City, Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research

12:30PM Catered Buffet Lunch in Katzen Arts Center (Museum is open)

1:45PM Introduction and afternoon chair: Cecile Bassen, Psychoanalyst — Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Chair of North America COWAP Committee

Comments on Unconscious Fantasy: Paula L. Ellman

CONTINUE SESSION 2

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2 SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 SESSION 9:00AM-5:00PM (6 CE AND CME CREDITS)

2:00PM PANEL - “Representations of the Primitive Maternal and the Feminine in Analysis and Art”: Moderator: Justine Kalas Reeves, Psychoanalyst Washington DC, Contemporary Freudian Society

The Primitive Maternal Imago in the Treatment of the Female Patient by the Female Analyst: Rosine Perelberg, Psychoanalyst — London UK , British Psychoanalytic Society

The Representation of Women in the Andean World: Moises Lemlij, Psychoanalyst — Lima Peru, Peruvian Psychoanalytic Society

2:45PM Discussion: Arlene Kramer Richards, Psychoanalyst — New York City, Contemporary Freudian Society

3:20PM Coffee Break

CONTINUE SESSION 2

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2 SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 SESSION 9:00AM-5:00PM (6 CE AND CME CREDITS)

3:50PM Introduction: Moderator by Robin Dean, Psychoanalyst Washington DC, Contemporary Freudian Society

“Traces in the Wind” staged reading of docudrama of women Holocaust survivors courageous creativity Gail Humphries Mardirosian, playwright — Saint Louis, Missouri, Stephens College and Barbara Oliver Korner with Music by Rom Andes

4:30PM Discussion: Nancy R. Goodman

4:40PM Concluding Panel Discussion: Paula L. Ellman and Nancy R. Goodman with presenters

5:00PM End

CONTINUE TO OPTIONAL EVENING

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OPTIONAL:SATURDAY EVENING BOX DINNER WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

7:00PM Film Screening Saturday evening: “The Hunting Ground” – Award winning film on campus violence starring Annie Clark and Andrea Pino (moderating) (1.5 hours)

8:30PM Audience Discussion Annie Clark, Andrea Pino and Psychoanalysts

9:00PM End

16 PHOTOGRAPHER: YUTAKA YOSHII

17 CONTINUING EDUCATION 1 SESSION 2 CE AND CME CREDITS

18 1 SESSION LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Identify circumstances of sex and human trafficking where it was previously unseen and invisible.

Explore and formulate interventions with young women culturally vulnerable to victimization.

Identify traumatic affects that develop from the trauma of sexual violence.

Apply the concepts of violence, trauma, and witnessing to their clinical work with patients.

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PHYSICIANS: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accredita- tion Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of MedChi, The Maryland State Medical So- ciety, and The Contemporary Freudian Society. MedChi is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. MedChi designates this live educational activity for a maximum of 2 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

The Contemporary Freudian Society is authorized by MedChi to grant CME credits for this program. Upon completion of this program and online survey, participants will be granted certificates for 2 AMA PRA Category 1 credits.

20 1 SESSION CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS

PSYCHOLOGISTS: The Contemporary Freudian Society is ap- proved by the American PsychologicalAssociation to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Contemporary Freudian Society maintains responsibility for this program and its content. CE credits are granted to Participants with documented attendance of the entire program and completed online evaluation form. It is the responsibility of the participants seeking CE credits to comply with these requirements. Upon completion of this program and online evaluation form, participants will be granted 2 CE credits.

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21 1 SESSION CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS

SOCIAL WORKERS: The Social Work Boards of the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia will accept continuing education credits for social workers attending a program offered by an APA-authorized sponsor, provided they comply with the requirements stated above for Psychologists.

PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS: The Boards of Professional Counselors in the District of Columbia and Virginia will accept continuing education credits for Counselors attending a program offered by an APA-authorized sponsor, provided they comply with the requirements stated above for psychologists. The Board of Professional Counselors in Maryland will accept CE credits granted by a program that is recognized by the Maryland Board of Examiners for Psychologists and Social Workers.

22 CONTINUING EDUCATION 2 SESSION 6 CE AND CME CREDITS

23 2 SESSION LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Distinguish signals in the violent man and the internal world of the woman for identifying potentialities of violence.

Integrate the dynamics of the internalized primitive maternal imago in working with transference/countertransference.

Describe developmental and relational dynamics that make for college campus violence and legal custody violence.

Compare and contrast themes of violence against women in cultural expressions of the arts,in painting, sculpture, film, theatre and poetry.

Identify connections between violence and trauma for the victim.

Define ways that trauma is transmitted to those who come to know of the violence.

Describe ways that internal and external witnessing helps transform trauma into resilience and creativity.

Apply the concepts of violence, trauma, and witnessing to their clinical work with patients.

24 2 SESSION CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS

PHYSICIANS: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Ac- creditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of MedChi, The Maryland State Medical Society, and The Contemporary Freudian Society. Med- Chi is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. MedChi designates this live educational activity for a maximum of 6 AMA PRA Category 1CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

The Contemporary Freudian Society is authorized by MedChi to grant CME credits for this program. Upon completion of this program and online survey, participants will be granted certificates for 6 AMA PRA Category 1 credits.

CONTINUE NEXT PAGE

25 2 SESSION CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS

PSYCHOLOGISTS: The Contemporary Freudian Society is ap- proved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Contemporary Freudian Society maintains responsibility for this program and its content. CE credits are granted to Participants with documented attendance of the entire program and completed online evaluation form. It is the responsibility of the participants seeking CE credits to comply with these requirements. Upon completion of this program and online evaluation form, participants will be granted 6 CE credits

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27 WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Mental Health Professionals (psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, licensed professional counselors, e.g. LPs, LCATs, and pastoral counselors) and those with an inter- est in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic thinking and clinical applications.

The instructional level of this program is Advanced

28 PRESENTERS

RAQUEL BERMAN PHD, training analyst at Mexican Association for Psychoanalytic Practice, Training and Research(MAPPTR) IPA, founder of Study Group :Father´s Imprint on Daughter´s Devel- opment, fellow IPTAR, CIPS Study Group member on Enactment, member Latin American COWAP, member of Cultural Committee IPA, heads Pilot Project on Female Adolescent Sexual Risks. Has written about women´s introjection of machismo, femicide, female leadership issues in psychoanalytic organizations.

DONALD CAMPBELL is a past President of the British Psycho- analytical Society, former Secretary General of the International Psychoanalytic Association, and served as Chair of the Portman Clinic in London where he worked as a child, adolescent and adult analyst for 30 years. He has published on such subjects as violence, suicide, perversion, child sexual abuse and adolescence

MARGARITA CEREIJIDO, PHD is a supervising and training analyst at the Washington Psychoanalytic Institute. She has taught, lectured and written on, among other issues, gender, culture and conflict. She organizes the annual conference on culture and psychoanalysis at the Washington psychoanalytic institute, which this year will be on women and cultural change. She is in private practice in Washington DC.

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ANNIE E. CLARK AND ANDREA L. PINO, Co-Founders, End Rape On Campus and lead complainants in the Title IX and Clery Act violations against UNC-Chapel Hill, featured in the documentary, The Hunting Ground. Contributing writers, Huffington Post, MSNBC, The Chronicle Vitae. With Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), wrote the Bi-Partisan Campus Safety and Accountability Act. In 2013, listed, alongside President Barack Obama, as two of the most influential forces In higher education.

ROBIN DEAN, PSYD is a psychoanalyst with the Contemporary Freudian Society (CFS) and a member of the IPA. She is the Fac- ulty Chair for the Washington, DC CFS Institute. She completed a law degree at the University of Texas School of Law, then pursued her psychology degree after a career as an attorney. She is also an Assistant Clinical Professor of Clinical Psychology at The George Washington University. She has a private practice in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis in Washington, DC.

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PAULA L. ELLMAN PH.D., ABPP, is a training and supervising analyst in the Contemporary Freudian Society (CFS) and the IPA, Vice President of the CFS Board, past institute director of the Washington Program of CFS, a Member of the Committee on Women and Psychoanalysis of the IPA (COWAP) and a Board Member of the North America Psychoanalytic Confederation (NAPsaC). She teaches and supervises in Wuhan, China. Recent publications include: Battling the Life and Death Forces of Sado- masochism: Clinical Perspectives (Basseches & Goodman). She has psychoanalytic practice in North Bethesda, Maryland and Washington, DC.

HOPE FERDOWSIAN, MD, MPH, FACP, FACPM, is an internist and preventive medicine and public health physician. Her expertise spans the fields of medicine, human rights, animal protection, public health, and ethics. For more than a decade, she has evaluated and cared for survivors of torture and sexual violence. International- ly, she has worked in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Federated States of Micronesia. Domestically, she has worked with non-profit organizations providing health care for underserved populations.

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LOUIS W. GOODMAN, is Professor of International Relations and Dean Emeritus of American University’s School of International Service. He is a sociologist who has researched and published for decades on social change and economic development - first in Latin America and more recently in Asia and Africa. Since his stu- dent days he had understood changing gender roles and the ero- sion of patriarchy as one of the most promising opportunities for humanity and that confronting violence against women is central to engagement with this process.

NANCY R. GOODMAN, PHD, is a training and supervising analyst with the Contemporary Freudian Society, Washington DC, and the IPA. Recent publications include: The Power of Witnessing: Reflec- tions, Reverberations, and Traces of the Holocaust (with Meyers), Battling the Life and Death Forces of Sadomasochism (Basseches & Ellman). She is Museum Director of the online Virtual Psychoan- alytic Museum. She maintains a psychoanalytic practice in Bethes- da, Maryland.

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JOY KASSETT, PHD Teaching Analyst, Executive Board Member and Clinic Co-Director, Baltimore Washington Center for Psycho- therapy and Psychoanalysis. Assistant Clinical Professor of Clinical Psychology, George Washington University Center for Profession- al Psychology. Clinical Faculty, Washington School of Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Training Program. Maintains a private practice in adult, adolescent and child psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. Provides mental health consultation to community organizations working with underserved families and children in the District of Columbia.

DR. BARBARA OLIVER KORNER is dean of the Penn State Col- lege of Arts and Architecture. Dr. Korner holds a Ph.D. in interdisciplinary fine arts from Ohio University, a master’s in theatre performance, and an undergraduate degree in theatre production. She has been recognized as a distinguished alumna of the College of Fine Arts at Ohio University. Her women’s history performances have been funded by humanities councils in both Missouri and the state of Washington.

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MOISES LEMLIJ MD, DPM, FRC PSYCH, has been Vice-President and Treasurer of the International Psychoanalytical Association, President of the Peruvian Psychoanalytical Society, Visiting Pro- fessor of the Elliot School of International Affairs and of the Guy’s London School of Medicine. He has been distinguished with the Mary S. Sigourney’s Award for his outstanding contributions to psychoanalysis and the Medal for Exceptional Merits of the Peru- vian Medical College. He is the author of The Tablas of Sarhua: Art, Violence and History in Peru and Cara a cara: Entrevistas Profanas (Face to Face: Profane Interviews), among other books.

JANICE S. LIEBERMAN, PHD, Training and Supervising Analyst, IPTAR (Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research); Facul- ty, Metropolitan Institute for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy. Mem- ber: Psychoanalytic Association of New York; (former) Editorial Board of JAPA (Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Associa- tion); Author, “Body Talk: Looking and Being Looked at in Psycho- therapy”; co-Author, “The Many Faces of Deceit: Omissions, Lies and Disguise in Psychotherapy”. Many papers and presentations on body image, greed and envy, deception, issues of single women, masculinity, and psychoanalysis and art docent: Whitney Mu- seum of American Art.

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GAIL HUMPHRIES MARDIROSIAN, PHD, is Dean of the Stephens College School of Performing Arts and artistic director of the college’s Okoboji Summer Theatre. She is professor emeritus at American University in Washington, DC and served as Chair of the Department of Performing Arts. Her directing credits include over 140 productions in national and international venues. Her new book entitled Arts Integration in Education: Teachers and Teaching Artists as Agents of Change will be published in 2016 by Intellect Books, Ltd.

MAUREEN MEYER directs WOLA’s (Washington Organization for Latin America) Mexico program with a special focus on analyz- ing U.S.-Mexico security policies and their relation to organized crime-related violence, corruption, and human rights violations in Mexico. She promotes justice for human rights violations in Mexico, including women’s rights and migrant rights, and carries out advocacy work regarding U.S. security assistance to Mexico through the Merida Initiative.

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E. ETHELBERT MILLER is a writer and literary activist. He is the board chair of the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) in Washington, D.C. and is the editor of Poet Lore, the oldest poetry magazine published in the United States. He has written collections of poetry and two memoirs, Fathering Words: The Making of An African American Writer and The 5th Inning. His blog, E-Notes is widely followed. On April 19, 2015, Mr. Miller was inducted into the Wash- ington DC Hall of Fame.

LIZBETH MOSES, PHD, is a teaching analyst, Co-Director of the Washington Clinic Consultation and Referral, and Co-Founder of the Washington Case Conference at the Baltimore Washington Center for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. She has a private practice of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy with adolescents, adults, couples and families. She is Director of Psychology, Child and Family Advocacy for Minds Incorporated — bringing mental health programs to youth and families in DC, MD and VA.

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CARLA ELLIOTT-NEELY, PhD is a teaching analyst at the Wash- ington Center for Psychoanalysis, trained in child and adult psychoanalysis. She is past President and current Secretary-Elect of the Association for Child Psychoanalysis, Inc. She is a consulting psychoanalyst to Jubilee Jumpstart, a Washington D.C. daycare and pre-kindergarten program. Her publications include articles on Anna Freud, developmental disharmony, parent loss in childhood, creativity, adolescence, and pre-latency psychopathology as well as books on sublimation and the collected writings of Hansi Kennedy. She is in private practice in Washington, DC.

VIVIAN PENDER, MD, is Clinical Associate Professor of Psychia- try, Weill Cornell Medical College and Training Analyst, Columbia University Psychoanalytic Center. She chairs the NGO Commit- tee on Mental Health and the UN Committee of the International Psychoanalytical Association. She is the founder of Healthcare Against Trafficking and a research group on Human Trafficking at Weill Cornell. She is editor of a book, The Status of Women, to be published in 2016.

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ROSINE JOZEF PERELBERG is a Training Analyst and Supervi- sor, Fellow of the British Psycho-Analytical Society and Visiting Professor in the Psychoanalysis Unit at UCL. She is Corresponding Member of the Societe Psychanalytique de Paris. Her most recent book is entitled Murdered Father; Dead Father: revisiting the Oedipus Complex (2015). In 2006 she was named one of the Ten Women of the Year by the Brazilian National Council of Women. She has a psychoanalytic private practice in London.

JACK RASMUSSEN is Director and Curator of the American Uni- versity Museum, a 30,000 square foot exhibition space in the new Katzen Arts Center, dedicated to putting Washington-based art in a global context. He served for ten years as the Executive Director of Maryland Art Place in Baltimore, and three years as Executive Director of di Rosa, a contemporary art museum and natural hab- itat in Napa, California, Rasmussen currently serves on the Mary- land State Arts Council and on the board of the Association of Academic Museums and Galleries.

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JUSTINE KALAS REEVES, DPSYCH, is a child, adolescent and adult psychoanalyst in Washington, DC. She is presently writing about a revision of Anna Freud’s diagnostic profile; work with par- ents of adolescents and young adults in analysis; and work with transgender young adults and adolescents.

ARLENE KRAMER RICHARDS, EDD is a psychoanalyst and a poet. She is a Training Analyst with the Contemporary Freudian Society and the IPA. She teaches and supervises in Wuhan, China. She writes about female development, perversion, loneliness, and the internal world of artists and poets. Her most recent books are: Encounters With Loneliness (co-edited) and Psychoanalysis: Lis- tening to Understand (her selected writings). She serves as elect- ed representative to the IPA and practices in New York City.

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DIANA ROMERO, Award winning producer/writer, Diana Romero started working in film production in 1996. Several films later, Di- ana attended the prestigious American Film Institute and earned an MFA in Producing. At AFI, she wrote/produced award-winning NIÑA QUEBRADA (’07). The film screened in film festivals and other venues throughout the world. To this day the film is still screened country-wide. Currently Diana is in development of the sequel to Nina Quebrada: Chasing Ghosts.

KATALIN ROTH, JD, MD, is Associate Professor of Internal Med- icine at the George Washington University School of Medicine. She is board-certified in internal medicine, geriatrics, and palliative medicine. Interests include medical ethics, women’s health, under-served populations, HIV, international health, and medical humanities. She is currently Director of the GW Division of Geri- atrics and Palliative Medicine and a volunteer physician for the Washington Asylum Network and Physicians for Human Rights.

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BRENDA SMITH, JD, PROFESSOR, American University Wash- ington College of Law. Community And Economic Development Law Clinic. Director, Project on Addressing Prison Rape. Political appointments include the National Prison Rape Elimination Com- mission and the Advisory Committee on Women’s Services for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Professor Smith is an expert on issues at the inter- section of gender, crime, class and sexuality. She is widely published and has received numerous awards for her work including the Emmalee C. Godsey Research Award for her article, Battering, Forgiveness, and Redemption, 12 AM.UN. J. GENDER SOC. POL’Y & L. 1,921 (2003).

PETER STARR joined American University as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in July 2009. In this role, he is responsible for 324 full-time faculty in 17 departments. His primary goals for the College include recruiting and supporting a more research-active and diverse faculty, growing the College’s endowment, develop- ing outstanding new curricula in a variety of fields, and building bridges to partner organizations in the District and around the globe. Before coming to AU, Dean Starr was a professor of French and Comparative Literature at the University of Southern California.

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42 SESSIONS I & 2 (8 CE AND CME CREDITS) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 4 & 5 (INCLUDES BUFFET LUNCH)

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Clinicians (incl CE & CME Credits) $190

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“Hunting Ground” Film Screening (Saturday evening March 5) $10

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“Hunting Ground” Film Screening (Saturday evening March 5) $10

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