The video features comments from: Teresa Ralicki, Ombuds at the University of Colorado, Denver Anschutz; Camilo Azcarate, Manager of Mediation Services at the World Bank; Bruce MacAllister, Ombudsman for the International Foundation for Online Responsibility; and Mauricio Ramos, Ombudsman for Sandia National Laboratories. (YouTube.)
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ReplyDeleteVery disappointed they chose to spotlight Camilo in this video when he is not even an Ombudsman. Surely they could have found practicing Ombuds to be in this video.
ReplyDeleteHe once *was* an ombuds, but that wasn't indicated in the video. I see your point.
DeleteCamilo was a long-serving ombuds and well respected in the field. His wealth of experience brings credibility, not discredit, to this video.
ReplyDeleteI don’t think all Ombuds are current practicing as such. That doesn’t take away their knowledge or experience.
ReplyDeleteWhy does it matter? If they can talk effectively about the field, and it promotes the field, that is a GOOD thing.
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