Social Rights
Occupy Movement Research
“Understanding the Occupy Movement as an Exercise in Living Democracy” Written and read by Nicole Judd-Bekken (njbekken@gmail.com) CORD Panel Event: Occupy Wall St/Denver: Here to stay or going away? November 9, 2011 The views presented here are personal and do not represent those of the Center on Rights Development or of the Occupy movement more broadly. Whether in Tunis, Cairo, Madrid, Athens, New York, or Denver, the recent uprisings seen around the world are a reaction to the unequal...
Read MoreFree Trade Agreements- Market Freedom at the Expense of Individual Freedom?
This event, put on in January of 2012, discussed the economic pros and cons of Free Trade and take a look at how these agreements are affecting human rights on the ground and featured Kishore Kulkarni- JKSIS Adjunct Professor of International Economics, Sasha Breger- JKSIS Lecturer for the BA Program in International Studies, and Kara Martinez – Advocacy Member, Denver Justice and Peace Committee, Instructor of International Studies, American Public University. Dr. Lynn...
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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.
