In 2015, UN member states adopted “Agenda 2030,” containing 17 global goals for how the world’s countries can work to eradicate extreme poverty, reduce inequality, and solve the climate crisis. Sweden likes to pride itself on its leading role in this work, but unfortunately, Statistics Sweden (SCB) notes that we are falling behind on Goal 10, regarding reduced inequality.
Further clarify and work with the content in the Student Handbook under the Academic Code of Conduct and approach:
“The goal of the School of Naprapathy is to offer a safe, tolerant, and inclusive study environment free from prejudice. No form of discrimination, offensive behavior, or harassment is tolerated. As a student at the School of Naprapathy, you are expected to respect the equal value of all people. This means that all students at the School of Naprapathy have a personal responsibility to treat others with respect in all situations, regardless of gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, ethnic background, religion or other belief, disability, or age.”
Cherish each other's differences!
Helène Schulte
MD, PhD
President, School of Naprapathy