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A pioneer in Chicagoland AIDS treatment, now passing the human rights lens on to a new generation of students.

Law, Letters, and Society Major contributed research on human rights violations to a UN report.

Doctoral students design and teach their own classes. Applications open through March 23.

The documenary, co-directed by israelis and Palestinians, has received widespread acclaim but remains undistributed in America.

Award-winning journalist exploring cracks in the nation-state system will inaugurate new Pozen series on human rights and storytelling.

In 1978, an Argentine baby named Claudia Poblete was taken from her parents by her country’s military regime. She was raised by another...

Cohort feedback, financial support, and professional advice helped her improve her dissertation -- then develop it into a book.

Historian explores human rights ideals by exploring the backlashes often inspired by universal ideals.

Head of Law School’s Global Rights Clinic will cultivate practice opportunities for undergrads.

This summer, third-year human rights major Eva Fajardo engaged with human rights practice at the Texas-Mexico border, gaining firsthand...

With a new academic year comes a new cohort of participants in the Pozen Center Human Rights Doctoral Fellows Program, an intensive yearlong...

This summer, human rights and religious studies major Eva Fajardo interned at a public defense office that provides legal representation to...