Global Focus
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Let’s Not Forget – The Fight Continues
Kyra Josephson (Duke University ‘18) Kyra Josephson grew up in Thousand Oaks, California and graduated from Duke University in 2018. While at Duke, Kyra studied History and Markets and Management […]
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Dark Side of the Mining Industry in China: Conversations with Black Lung Patients
by Yanping Ni, first-year graduate student in the East Asian Studies program. In the past months, a documentary titled “Miners, the Horsekeeper, and Pneumoconiosis 矿民, 马夫, 尘肺病” has been very […]
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Reflections on “Prosecuting Evil: The Extraordinary World of Ben Ferencz”
By Srishti Saha, Master in Interdisciplinary Data Science, ’21 The DHRC@FHI hosted a screening of “Prosecuting Evil: The Extraordinary World of Ben Ferencz” (directed by Barry Avrich) on January 22. […]
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Updates from Camasca!
By Anisha Watwe, Duke University Class of ’21 Since I’ve been away, a conversation I’ve had way too frequently with some of my friends and family starts a little like […]
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Adjusting to a new place
By Esther Kwarteng Prior to arriving in Camasca, Honduras, I was anxious. I wasn’t sure how to feel about being the only Black woman in a town that does not […]
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Getting to Know Puerto Rico and Myself
By Ivan Robles, ’20 I had anticipated that spending part of my summer in San Juan, Puerto Rico doing qualitative research would be one of my biggest challenges yet. Although […]
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Interview with 2018 Mendez Book Award Winner: Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno
Duke University named Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno’s book, There Are No Dead Here: A Story of Murder and Denial in Colombia (Nation Books, 2018) as the winner of the 2018 Juan […]
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Author Interview with Marcello Di Cintio
Marcello Di Cintio is the award-winning Author of Pay No Heed to the Rockets: Life in Contemporary Palestine. Di Cintio will be at Duke on Wednesday, October 31 at 5PM to […]
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Other Human Rights Events at Duke
- Duke Research Week 2021
- 14th Feminist Theory Workshop 2021 Virtual Series
- Health Humanities and Disability Studies