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Course on "The Human Rights of LGBT+ Persons" to run in spring 2025 session 1

Course on "Human Rights of LGBT+ People"

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

Indigenous women's rights course

Virtual Showing of Burmese film to Support Democracy in Myanmar

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Graduate courses in Human Rights Practice for Spring 2025

Spring 2025 Human Rights Practice graduate courses

Federal Democracy: Four pitfalls for human rights

Myanmar Democracy Photo

Congratulations to Faculty Member Jamie Lee on Grant to Train Grad Students in Community Archives

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The Human Rights and Music Playlist

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Healing the World, Healing Ourselves: The Future of Human Rights Practice

Sonora desert sunrise

Soulful Advocacy: The Heartbeat of a Human Rights Collective

Sunrise at Dragoon Mountains, AZ

A Wellness Policy Built by Employees for Employees

Tanque Verde sunset, Tucson, AZ

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