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BOOKS
To the Camps and Back. 2019
"To the Camps and Back" is an extraordinary book authored by Justin D. Bibee, offering a gripping account of his experiences in remote and perilous parts of the world. In this captivating work, Bibee takes readers on a harrowing journey, immersing them in the intense realities of his work. In early 2017, Bibee found himself on a narrow dirt road, speeding inside a UN convoy with armed escorts. His destination: Tanzania's largest refugee camp. As a member of a United Nations team, he was thrust into the heart of one of the most devastating refugee crises in modern history. Through his vivid storytelling, Bibee paints a poignant and immersive picture of the people he encounters, the adventures he experiences, the complex political landscape he navigates, and the allure of fieldwork. "To the Camps and Back" offers a deeply personal and riveting exploration of the realities and challenges faced by those on the front lines of humanitarian efforts. With his remarkable ability to convey the human experience in the midst of adversity. |
Unfinished Peace Corps Writings. 2019
"Unfinished Peace Corps Writings" is a compelling 2019 book by Justin D. Bibee. Within its pages, Bibee eloquently captures the essence of the Peace Corps as an organization dedicated to addressing pressing global concerns with accuracy, consistency, and innovative brilliance. He highlights the Peace Corps' role in sending passionate and dedicated individuals to remote and uncertain places. In Bibee's view, the Peace Corps is America's preeminent international service organization and its best foreign policy tool. He portrays it as an organization adorned with the signature of impressive development initiatives, recognized for its impact and effectiveness. Bibee's deep appreciation for the Peace Corps shines through as he emphasizes its ability to foster positive change and promote understanding, cooperation, and peace across nations. |
A Voice for Human Rights. 2019 "A Voice for Human Rights" is an inspiring and thought-provoking book authored by Justin D. Bibee. Published in 2019, this remarkable work presents a powerful collection of words that encapsulate Bibee's unwavering commitment to advocating for human rights. Bibee carefully curates a selection of quotes that shed light on the pressing concerns he holds dear. Each quote serves as a reminder of the enduring importance of human rights, not only in the past but also in the present and future. "A Voice for Human Rights" offers an exceptional opportunity to delve into the mind of Bibee, to grasp his vision, and to gain a deeper understanding of the complex issues surrounding human rights. Through his skillful selection and introduction of these powerful words, Bibee aims to foster empathy, spark conversations, and inspire positive change in our world. |
Expanding Access to Finance in Nyarugusu Refugee Camp. 2018
"Expanding Access to Finance in Nyarugusu Refugee Camp" is a groundbreaking research study authored by Justin D. Bibee. Published in 2018, at a time when the world was grappling with one of the worst refugee crises in history, this book provides invaluable insights into the urgent need for empowering financial solutions in refugee camps. Drawing upon qualitative research methods, Bibee explores the conceptualization and implementation of finance literacy programming in Tanzania's Nyarugusu refugee camp and other neighboring camps, including Nduta and Mtendeli. Through his interdisciplinary approach, the author sheds light on the financial needs of Burundian and Congolese (DRC) refugees, demonstrating that they share similar financial challenges with non-refugees. By unraveling the intricate nature of financial barriers affecting refugees, Bibee reveals the potential for transformative change through financial inclusion. This research study serves as a vital resource for policymakers, humanitarian organizations, and scholars working towards sustainable solutions in refugee settings. It underscores the importance of addressing financial exclusion as an integral part of ensuring the dignity, resilience, and economic well-being of refugees worldwide. |
Human Rights. They Matter. 2018
In "Human Rights: They Matter," Justin D. Bibee presents a compelling collection of human rights quotes that ignite a sense of urgency and inspire change. This thought-provoking book serves as a powerful reminder that the progress of peace is intimately tied to the recognition and respect for human rights. Bibee's profound compilation serves as a guide, enlightening us about the pressing need to protect and promote human rights, not just for ourselves but for the betterment of humanity as a whole. As we navigate an increasingly complex and interconnected world, this book serves as a vital resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of human rights and the impact they have on society. "Human Rights: They Matter" stands as a call for empathy, compassion, and justice, reminding us that the respect for human rights is the foundation upon which a peaceful future can be built. |
Letters from Pakistan. 2016
"Letters from Pakistan" is a captivating book that delves into the heartfelt correspondence between two individuals, tracing the extraordinary tale of the Sabawoon Education Academy, a primary school situated in the war-torn region of Nowshera, Pakistan. Spanning three eventful years, this collection of letters, penned by both the author and Aamir, offers an intimate glimpse into their lives, capturing the essence of joy, sorrow, and the undeniable realities faced by the resilient Pakistani community. In this account, the reader is transported to the heart of a nation ravaged by conflict, where personal connections become a lifeline amidst chaos. The letters, composed with unfiltered candor, show the strength of their friendship, as well as a reminder that no external observer could ever fully comprehend the depth of their bond, the struggles they endure, or the triumphs they celebrate. |
Human Rights in the Classroom, A Guide for Educators. 2015
"Human Rights in the Classroom, A Guide for Educators" is a book specifically for educators seeking to instill a deep understanding of human rights principles within their students. Drawing from a vast array of carefully adapted resources, this book serves as a comprehensive compendium, offering an invaluable toolkit for facilitating human rights education in diverse educational settings. From thought-provoking lesson plans to engaging activities, this guide provides a rich tapestry of content that can be seamlessly integrated into a range of teaching methodologies. Its versatile nature allows for universal applicability, enabling its use at local, national, and international levels, transcending geographical boundaries and cultural contexts. By offering adaptable toolkits and activities, this book empowers educators to customize their approach based on the unique needs of their students and communities. It is a testament to the universal significance of human rights, emphasizing that every individual, regardless of background or culture, deserves to be aware of their inherent rights and the responsibilities that accompany them. |
ARTICLES
- "Fight more than $50 Million in cuts to Peace Corps" The Commons, December 09, 2020
- "Inaction on Human Rights in Inexcusable" Saint Albans Messenger, June 19, 2020
- "How far two friends from different worlds will go to build a school" The Commons, April 04, 2018
- "Homeless people, how can we help you?" The Commons, February 07, 2018
- "Development in Morocco, Using Human Rights as a Tool." Morocco World News, June 2016
- "We Must Adapt and Adopt, Reforming the Peace Corps Act." PeaceWorks, March 2016: 16-17
- "Changing the Community Together." The Good Men Project, March 2015
WORKS IN PROGRESS
- A Brightened Future. A photography book of Sabawoon Education Academy's materialization. Manuscript in progress.
- Midnight in Morocco, A Peace Corps Memoir. Manuscript in progress.
- A Peoples' Peace Corps, Reemphasizing our Mission to World Peace. Manuscript in progress.
- Moments in Time, My Peace Corps Journals. Manuscript in progress.
FEATURES
- "CHRHS Community Members Find Value in Work with Refugees in Rhode Island" Brown University's CHRHS, April 13, 2024
- "Dr. Bibee Promoted to Lead RI's Largest Refugee Resettlement Effort" GoLocalProv Business, April 06, 2024
- "Humans of Cranston: Justin Bibee" Cranston Herald, March 13, 2024
- "Justin Bibee recognized for human rights work" Cranston Herald, April 05, 2023
- "SIT graduate keeps light shining on human rights" Brattleboro Reformer, December 07, 2022
- "NP so far only municipality to back Human Rights Day proclamation" The Valley Breeze, November 22, 2022
- "Homemaker for Refugees, Cranston native named 40 under 40 winner for human rights work" Cranston Herald, July 5, 2022
- "Alumnus Shares a World of Art with Local Communities." Rhode Island News - Alumni Success, February, 2022
- "Collector aims to share art, promote global understanding" Hill Country Observer, October, 2021
- "Staff Spotlight" Pathways Newsletter, August 2021
- "Milton commits to celebrating Human Rights Day" Milton Independent, August 13, 2020
- "The Preservation and Education of Art" Motif Magazine, May 05, 2020
- "To Raise Awareness and Inspire Others" Cranston Herald, August 02, 2019
- "Human Rights Day officially recognized in Maui County" Maui Time, December 14, 2018
- "Building a school in Pakistan" Brattleboro Reformer, March 23, 2018
- "In Vermont, a Champion for Human Rights Emerges" Rhode Island College, February 08, 2018
- "Selectboard honors Human Rights Day" The Commons, December 13, 2017
- "Brattleboro recognizes UN work" Brattleboro Reformer, December 08, 2017
- "Building a future for refugees" Cranston Herald, June 14, 2017
- "SIT Student helps refugees master finances." Brattleboro Reformer, June 06, 2017
- "Student Spotlight Justin Bibee." SIT's Stall Street Journal. Vol. 4 Issue 6. April 2017
- "Interview with former Peace Corps Volunteer in Morocco." The Moroccan Times. June 2016
- "From Rhode Island to Morocco, Cranston Native Justin Bibee on Living as a Youth Development Volunteer in Morocco." Bryce, Cameron. Providence Monthly. May 19, 2016
- "RI native creates impactful global humanitarian project." Miller, Allie. The Archway p. 1,4 Vol. 83 Issue 14. March 03, 2016
- "Photos help activist launch Global Human Rights Project." Dolan, Kelcy. Warwick Beacon. March 03, 2016
- "SIT student nominated for Forbes award starts new project." Mays, Chris. Brattleboro Reformer. February 23, 2016
- "From Cranston to Casablanca." Silva, Ryan. The Anchor. November 23, 2015
- "RIC grad honored by Forbes." Silva, Ryan. The Anchor. November 13, 2015
- "Student seeks reform for Peace Corps Act." Mays, Chris. Brattleboro Reformer. October 25, 2015
- "Humanitarian wins award at home and abroad." Dolan, Kelcy. Warwick Beacon. June 30, 2015
- "Raising Awareness about Women's Rights in Sidi Kacem." Morocco World News. March 11, 2015
- "Raising Awareness about People's Rights in Sidi Kacem, Morocco." Morocco World News. March 11, 2015
- "RI humanitarian makes Moroccan headlines." Dolan, Kelcy. Warwick Beacon. March 10, 2015
- "Student lends a hand in Morocco and Pakistan, SIT student serves as youth development volunteer and helped build a school." Mays, Chris. Brattleboro Reformer. February 27, 2015
- "Peace Corps volunteer teaching English to Moroccan youth." Salcido, Jenn. Green & White Alumni Magazine p. 6-7. Vol. 14 N.2 Summer 2014
RADIO FEATURE
- WKVTRadio 100.3 FM / 1490 AM, Reformer News Round-Up. Click here to listen. (20:13 in)
TELEVISION FEATURE
- Brattleboro Community TV, Brattleboro Selectboard Meeting 12/05/2017. Click here to watch. (7.30 in)