DHRC@FHI Updates
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Why the Human Rights Certificate? With Stefanie Pousoulides
This interview was conducted over email with Stefanie Pousoulides, a student enrolled in the Human Rights Certificate Program, by Zac Johnson, a third-year undergraduate student working for the Duke Human […]
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#FreeThemAll: Decarcerating Disability with Liat Ben-Moshe
By Zac Johnson, Class of ’22 Liat Ben-Moshe’s book Decarcerating Disability: Deinstitutionalization and Prison Abolition adds layer upon layer to what we have previously understood about mass incarceration and disability […]
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Reflections on Faith and Justice: How Catherine Flowers Carries the Past to Build a More Equitable Future
By Liyu Woldemichael, ’22 Catherine Flowers, founder of the Center for Rural Enterprise and Environmental Justice (CREEJ) and 2020 McArthur Fellow, shared her powerful story and path to becoming a […]
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Why the Human Rights Certificate? With Multy Oliver
This interview was conducted over email with Multy Oliver, a student enrolled in the Human Rights Certificate Program, by Zac Johnson, a third-year undergraduate student working for the Duke Human […]
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Why the Human Rights Certificate? Interview with Zara Porter
This interview was conducted over email with Zara Porter, a student enrolled in the Human Rights Certificate Program, by Zac Johnson, a third-year undergraduate student working for the Duke Human […]
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#BlackQueerKidsMatter
By Rezilience Williamson, ’21 This past summer and into the fall, I set out to build on the work of Marlon Riggs, which showed how identifications are lived in a […]
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Why the Human Rights Certificate? Interview with Daniel Raftis
This interview was conducted over email with Daniel Raftis, a student enrolled in the Human Rights Certificate Program, by Zac Johnson, a third-year undergraduate student working for the Duke Human […]
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Other Human Rights Events at Duke
- The Spatial Promise of Refuge
- The Fierce Urgency of Our Shared Humanity - A conversation about truth, accountability, reconciliation, healing, and how we move forward in recognizing our shared humanity
- Visible Thinking