Post Tagged with: "documenting human rights"

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  Duke University announces Juan E. Méndez Book Award for Human Rights in Latin America

  Submission call Durham, NC (September 11, 2017): Duke University is pleased to announce the continuation of a book award honoring an outstanding book of non-fiction, including graphic works, published in […]

   
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  Idolizing victimhood in Cyprus

  by Laura Brody, Trinity senior

   
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  What’s in a street sign: hidden histories of North Carolina

   
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  From the Private to the Public: Denouncing the Horrors

  July 7th , 2014 by Giulia Ricco After being in Brazil for almost six weeks now, the traffic is something you get used to. In the car, me and my host […]

   
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  A view of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

  It was the 29th of June, the first Iftar of Ramadan. It was the start of a month of peace and amicability, of tolerance and forgiveness, of coexistence. My Facebook […]

   
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• Poems from Guantanamo: The Detainees Speak

  Poems from Guantanamo –  Ariel Dorfman and Duke students. To watch this video, please follow this link and look for the highlighted item within the list.

   
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• Outlawing War: Competing Human Rights Perspectives

  Noah Weisbord from the Duke Law School on competing human rights perspectives. To listen to this audio, please follow this link and look for the highlighted video within.

   
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• Christian Kelleher: Documenting Human Rights Conflicts

  Kelleher speaks about a project to document human rights conflicts worldwide at the University of Texas-Austin. To listen to this audio, please follow this link and look for the highlighted item […]

   
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• Human Rights Collections and Programs at the University of Connecticut

  Valer Love speaks about the Thomas J. Dodd Center at the University of Connecticut. To listen to this audio, please follow this link and look for the highlighted item within the […]

   
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• George Washington Williams: The Case of a Neglected American Hero

  Dr. John Hope Franklin and Lea Fridman speak about George Washington Williams. To watch this video, please follow this link and look for the highlighted item within the list.

   
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