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Human Rights Practice Student Dr. Michael Smith publishes peer-reviewed study on Mental Health First Aid

Guest Speaker Series — Fall 2026

The Human Rights Practice Program is pleased to share our Fall 2026 Guest Speaker Series. This semester we welcome leading practitioners, scholars, and activists — from the United Nations, international NGOs, and grassroots movements — to speak on some of the most pressing issues in international human rights. All sessions are free and open to attend via Zoom.

Aug. 4, 2026

Grievance and remedy in protected areas: what a new scoping study told negotiators in Nairobi

July 26, 2026

What the new climate advisory opinions mean for Indigenous Peoples — and who will use them

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July 14, 2026

New course in fall 2026 on Human Rights and Sustainability in Schools

Professor Mette Brogden, Rashid Iddrisu, and Sadie Kent at a presidential ceremony in Sawla. The group had the opportunity to meet President of Ghana, His Excellency John Mahama, and hear him share his two-year plan for road restoration in the Savannah Region.

May 26, 2026

Congratulations to Mette Brogden on Distinguished Faculty Outreach Award

May 21, 2026

Congratulations to our 2025-26 graduates!

May 16, 2026

Prof. Bill Simmons receives "Human Rights and Higher Education Award"

April 17, 2026

Summer and Fall 2026 courses in Human Rights Practice

Warda pouring Moroccan mint tea during a food tour in Marrakech, Morocco.

March 25, 2026

Asafar: A Remedy in Our Own Words

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Human Rights Practice

UArizona HRTS Blog

Human Rights Practice Student Dr. Michael Smith publishes peer-reviewed study on Mental Health First Aid

Guest Speaker Series — Fall 2026

Grievance and remedy in protected areas: what a new scoping study told negotiators in Nairobi

What the new climate advisory opinions mean for Indigenous Peoples — and who will use them

New course in fall 2026 on Human Rights and Sustainability in Schools

Congratulations to Mette Brogden on Distinguished Faculty Outreach Award

Congratulations to our 2025-26 graduates!

Prof. Bill Simmons receives "Human Rights and Higher Education Award"

Summer and Fall 2026 courses in Human Rights Practice

Asafar: A Remedy in Our Own Words

Human Rights Practice Program
School of Global Studies
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85721

About

Human Rights Practice

UArizona HRTS Blog

Human Rights Practice Student Dr. Michael Smith publishes peer-reviewed study on Mental Health First Aid

Guest Speaker Series — Fall 2026

Grievance and remedy in protected areas: what a new scoping study told negotiators in Nairobi

What the new climate advisory opinions mean for Indigenous Peoples — and who will use them

New course in fall 2026 on Human Rights and Sustainability in Schools

Congratulations to Mette Brogden on Distinguished Faculty Outreach Award

Congratulations to our 2025-26 graduates!

Prof. Bill Simmons receives "Human Rights and Higher Education Award"

Summer and Fall 2026 courses in Human Rights Practice

Asafar: A Remedy in Our Own Words

Human Rights Practice ProgramSchool of Global StudiesUniversity of ArizonaTucson, AZ 85721

Human Rights Practice Program
School of Global Studies
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85721