Wellness in Community: Speaking our Truths, by Maria Girouard
This is a post in the Blog: Voices of Decolonization. It focuses on racism and healing.
Theme: Human Rights
Highlighting Wabanaki Women in History, by Jillian Kerr
This is a post in the Blog: Voices of Decolonization. It focuses on Wabanaki Women in history.
Highlighting the work of Sandra Bassett, by REACH Staff
For many years Wabanaki REACH has supported Wabanaki and Native men and women experiencing incarceration in the corrections system in…
Colombia alert: escalation of narratives that incite islamophobia
Escalation of the smear campaign against Shiite Islamic communities in Colombia leaves a worrying message of religious intolerance. At Redlad…
Interview with Masih Alinejad, president of the World Liberty Congress
Masih Alinejad will appear in Copenhagen alongside Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikanovskaja at Tuesday’s reader meeting at Politiken’s House. It’s…
Sine Qua Non held its annual General Assembly in a hybrid session in Geneva
The assembly was preceded by a training session on the UN system on Human Rights and a visit to the…
Michael O’Flaherty has been elected as the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights
The Irish human rights lawyer will serve a non-renewable term of six years starting on April 1, 2024
Sine Qua Non empowers Civil Society to actively participate on the Universal Periodic Review of the United Nations
The organisation has published a set of guides and organised a series of information sessions to get CSOs acquaintanced with…
Hard Histories Methods: Studying Human Remains at Hopkins and Beyond
Join Hard Histories at Hopkins for a virtual discussion about innovative methods and ethical issues in bioarcheological investigations, particularly pertaining…
Hard Histories Live from Berlin
Join Hard Histories at Hopkins for a virtual discussion about the transnational dimensions of Hard Histories work. Dr. Leslie M.…