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Former Pozen intern and graduate lecturer founded and runs a 'think-and-do' tank focused on transitional justice.

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

On April 15 at International House, the renowned activist, advocate, writer, and former judge will look back on cases where South Africa’s highest court had to rule on actions of the country’s president.

Learn with artists and curators working at the intersection of art and activism.

Former communications director for the Movement for Black Lives helps activist groups build ‘narrative power.’

First in a new series drawing attention to conversations among human rights scholars and practitioners.

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.

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

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.