Physicians for Human Rights

Join Physicians for Human Rights, Academy Award-winning filmmaker Errol Morris and Participant Media in nation-wide screenings of Morris’ documentary, Standard Operating Procedure, on campuses throughout the US.

RSVP is now closed, but you can view the webcast.

If you're in the Boston area, you can still come to the screening at Harvard Medical School (see address and map above).

Student Chapter Leaders, please use this link for your campus participation.

Health professionals and students will join on this national day of awareness to help restore America’s historical commitment to the Geneva Convention, the rule of law and human rights principles in relation to detainee treatment and interrogations. 

After the screenings there will be a webcasted interview with Errol Morris, the film’s creator, and Farnoosh Hashemian, lead author of PHR’s landmark report, Broken Laws, Broken Lives: Medical Evidence of Torture by US Personnel and Its Impact.

You can attend a screening and join the post-screening discussion at one of these participating schools:

• Harvard Medical School (host of live interview)
• Ann Arbor- University of MI School of Medicine
• Atlanta- Emory University School of Medicine
• Baltimore- Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
• Bloomington- University of IN School of Medicine
• Boston area - Boston University School of Medicine and Tufts University
• Chicago area - Rush University College of Medicine and Chicago Medical School
• Cleveland- Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
• Dayton- Wright State College of Medicine
• Hanover- Darmouth Medical School
• Kansas City- University of KS Medical Center
• Minneapolis- University of MN School of Medicine
• New York City area - Cornell Medical School, Columbia Medical School, and Albert Einstein Medical School
• Philadelphia- Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Providence- Brown Medical School
• Rochester- University of Rochester School of Medicine
• San Antonio- University of Texas Health Science Center
• St. Louis- Washington University School of Medicine
• Salt Lake City- University of UT
• Washington DC- George Washington University School of Medicine