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  Interview with Sophie Richardson

  This interview was conducted and transcribed with Sophie Richardson, China Director of Human Rights Watch, by Gargi Mahadeshwar, a second-year undergraduate student working for the Duke Human Rights Center at […]

   
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  Rights in the Classroom

   
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  Mapping NC Human Rights History

   
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  Palestine/Israel Comparative Approaches to Rights and Justice

   
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  Studying the role of desalination in water scarcity and management

  By Ekta Patel When I first pitched the topic of my dissertation on global water management in early 2020, I envisioned seeking insight in the “field” — rushing from building […]

   
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• Resources Consulted for Our Story Map Entries

  Angelou, Maya Angelou, Maya. The Collected Autobiographies of Maya Angelou. Modern Library, 2004. Angelou, Maya. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. New York: Random House, 2009. Angelou, Maya. “Maya […]

   
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• Bibliography of North Carolina Human Rights History Since the UDHR (1948) 

  Anderson, Carol, and Dick Durbin. One Person, No Vote: How Voter Suppression Is Destroying Our Democracy. Reprint edition, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2019. Brockovich, Erin. Superman’s Not Coming: Our National Water Crisis […]

   
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  North Carolina Human Rights Champions

  Kelly Alexander Sr.    Maya Angelou    Louis Austin   Ella Baker    Rev. William Barber II    Dollie Burwell   Mandy Carter    Julius Chambers    Dorothy Counts- Scoogins […]

   
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  Kindred Online Projects

    DHRC@FHI Environmental Justice Timeline A timeline of U.S. environmental history with descriptions of historical events and interviews. The project comes from a partnership between the Alabama Center for Rural […]

   
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  Human Betterment League of North Carolina, 1947 to 1988

  By Cydney Livingston Over the past two months, I have been delving further into my project. Though this has inevitably included documenting and reading my primary collection of sources from […]

   
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