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The Solstice labyrinth walk @Yoga4allTucson

Reimagining Human Rights Education: Moving Beyond Burnout and Broken Systems

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HRTS 542: Advancing Human Rights through the Arts -- Summer session 2025

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Summer course on "Advancing Human Rights Through Technology"

Ram Bhandari event, April 2, 2025

Memorialization as a Tool for Advocacy: Integrating Local Communities into Transitional Avenues of Redress

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Graduate Human Rights Practice Courses for Summer and Fall 2025

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Faculty Spotlight: Prof. Elisa Marchi

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Documentary Media and Human Rights Graduate Courses in 2025

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Micro-credential digital badges available to HRTS students

Ivana Radačić in Finger Rock, AZ with her canine companion Pia

Burnout, trauma and care: Dreaming new types of human rights activism together

Indigenous women's rights course

New course on "Advocating for Indigenous Women’s Rights through the UN System" to run in spring 2025

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