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Education Under Attack: Learning in Conflict and Emergency Settings
This panel kicked off the 14th Annual Symposium with a prelude discussion by our keynote speaker Dr. Gregory Anderson, Dean, Morgridge College of Education, University of Denver. Amy Rhoades, Journalist and Skills Specialist, International Labour Organization, Shakir Ishaq, Chief Executive, Basic Education for Awareness, Reforms and Empowerment/Basic Education for Afghan Refugees, Maria Jessop, Senior Program Officer, Academy for International Conflict Management and...
Read More2012 Spring Symposium: Dying of Thirst: The Right to Water in a Globalized World
March 29th: Micro Water Management: Individual Access to Water and Sanitation This panel brought the issue of water scarcity to the individual level by looking at everyday challenges that communities face in securing access to potable water for health and sanitation purposes. *Click here for more information! *Click here for event flyer! April 5th: Water in the West: Scarcity and Management Issues in our own Backyard Panelists highlighted issues of water...
Read MoreGeneral Human Rights Research
Feel free to peruse the following articles the Center On Rights Development has collected to gain a deeper understanding of the study of human rights and issues pertaining to it. Most articles can be accessed through the University of Denver’s Penrose Library with the possession of a valid username and password, or through Google Scholar Scholar for a small fee. Others can be accessed freely through current media sources. Relevant Articles “What we Talk about when...
Read More2011-2012 Event Photo Galleries
Free Trade Agreements – Market Freedom at the Expense of Individual Freedom? (January 2012) The panelistsDr. Sasha BregerDr. Kishore Kulkarni Binka Le Bretton – Human Rights, Food Security and Forced Labor in the Brazilian Amazon (October 2011) Avid listeners in Sie 150Binka Le Breton Geshe Lobsang Yonten – Journey From Zanskar (September 2011) CORD Director Claude d’Estree and Geshe Lobsang YontanDiscussing education and water...
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Drowning in Debt: The Realities of Student Debt in Higher Education (Winter 2013) Daring to Dream: U.S. Policy and the Dream Act (Winter 2013) Barriers to Education: The Impact of Hygiene and Sanitation in Africa and Sewing Circle (October 2012) Audience/Sewers and Panelists (Amy Hart-Freshwater Project International, Carol Francis-Rinehart – Project Education South Sudan, Charles Banda – FPI, Kelly O’Connor – PESS)Participants learning and sewing re-usable...
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The Center On Rights Development promotes universal recognition of human rights in all societies by undertaking research on human rights violations, establishing links with academic and legal monitoring centers around the world and conducting outreach to local and national organizations engaged in human rights activism and education.
