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Elina Kuular

A human rights victory in Russia!

Border Imperialism and Service-Learning -- Summer 2023 Human Rights Practice Course

New summer course to be offered on "Border Imperialism and Service Learning"

America's Family Flyer

Advance screening of the film "America's Family" at The Loft Cinema

DCPI seminar on Feb 2, 2022

Gauging the decoloniality of curriculum and pedagogy

Children in Kutupalong Refugee camp

Blog Series: Resilience of the Human Spirit and Learnings from our Time in a Rohingya Refugee Camp

Tucson Festival of Books

Human Rights Practice Student Jessica Nwafor becomes a Finalist at the Tucson Festival of Books Literary Award Competition

Abby Nelson (center right) in Bangladesh

Blog Series: Rohingya Voices & Finding Joy

Campus sign at UA

Human Rights Practice Students Collaborate with Indigenous Global Land Defenders

Image from Bangladesh -1

Blog Series: HRTS student experiences working with Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

Prof. Mette Brogden

Prof. Mette Brogden nominated for mentoring award

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