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Empowering Change: Bridging Human Rights Advocacy and Global Engagement Global Impact Through Human Rights Work and Advocacy

Empowering Change: Bridging Human Rights Advocacy and Global Engagement Global Impact Through Human Rights Work and Advocacy

Student conference with UA and Kyiv Polytechnic University, April 5 2024

UA-KPI student conference April 5, 2024

Undergrad courses in Human Rights Practice for Summer and Fall 2024

Summer and Fall 2024 Human Rights Practice undergraduate courses

Perspectives on Human Rights Practice and Peace Corps Service

Advancing Human Rights through Peace Corps Service

HRTS co-sponsors 2024 Sex Worker Arts Festival in Tucson

Understanding LGBTQ Student Experiences: Insights and Perspectives

Handmade banner stating "The LGBT Student Experience"

New course on "Tourism, Conservation and Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples" to run in spring 2024 session 2

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HRTS Faculty Spotlight: Prof. Mette Brogden

Mette Brogden

Prof. William Simmons joins UA delegation to COP 28 UN Climate Change Conference in Dubai

Webinar series on "Decentralized Memorialization after Human Rights Abuses"

Artolution mural in Bangladesh

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