She also serves as Vice Chair of the Center for Nonviolent Solutions’ Board of Directors in Worcester, MA. Dr. Perry’s program of research focuses on human decision-making around contemporary issues of social transformation that impact health related to peace, social justice, human rights and human-ecological relations. The research is conducted within a theory developed by Dr. Perry called transcendent pluralism, which is a theory about the evolution of human and ecological dignity. She recently collaborated with the Open Ended Working Group on the Right to Peace of the UN Human Rights Council regarding linkages between the Right to Health and the Right to Peace and provided editorial consultation on related documents.