Coronavirus Information
Until further notice, the University of Arizona, in accordance with the guidelines recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, encourages all employees to work remotely. Our office is closed to the public, but you can reach the Human Rights Practice Program, Monday–Friday 8am-5pm by email to katygross@email.arizona.edu.
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Faculty Research
The 50 faculty in the Human Rights Practice program are actively working on a broad range of critical human rights research topics across the globe including:
- indigenous law
- transitional justice
- refugees and forced migration
- cultural and religious heritage
- U.S-Mexico border issues
- human rights in Africa
- gender-based violence
- reproductive justice
- human rights education
- media and terrorism
- victims' testimonies
- innovative uses of human rights law
- racial dynamics on college campuses nationally and internationally,
- environmental justice food and food systems
- immigration
- critical trauma studies
- economic development and women's empowerment
- LGBTQ rights
- queer archiving
- international crises
- refugees
- violence against journalists
- facilitation of multi-stakeholder policy and activist processes
- critical corruption studies
- human rights in the Middle East, Francophone Africa,
- the right to information
For more information on faculty research see our publications page.