Post Tagged with: "human rights archive"

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  Susannah Heschel, “The Jewish Tradition and Human Rights”

  Heschel is the Eli Black Professor of Jewish Studies at Dartmouth College.  Her scholarship focuses on Jewish-Christian relations in Germany during the 19th and 20th centuries, the history of biblical […]

   
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  Juan Méndez, “The Argentine Experience and the Emergence of a Universal Right to Truth”

  Human rights lawyer, activist, and scholar Juan E. Méndez reflected on the 30th anniversary of Argentina’s  Nunca Más report and its impact on the origins and development of transitional justice. […]

   
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  The Center for Justice & Accountability To Donate Historical Archives To Duke University’s Human Rights Archive

  Archive Documents Human Rights Abuses, Strategies and the Historical Development of Human Rights Thoughts and Action The Center for Justice & Accountability (CJA) will donate its historical records to the […]

   
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  Interview with Michele Montas

  By Laura Brody ’16 What led Jean Dominique to create Radio Haïti? Privately owned, Radio Haiti was, in the late sixties, Haiti’s oldest radio station when Jean first leased time on […]

   
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• How Duke University Developed a Human Rights Center and Archive

  Human rights archivist Patrick Stawski and DHRC@FHI Director Robin Kirk speak about Duke’s involvement in human rights. To listen to this audio, please follow this link and look for the […]

   
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