Human Rights Education Now!

The podcast team explores the advantages and challenges of podcasting as an information medium, followed by reflections on the reception of the Human Rights Education Now! podcast at the London Intern...

1 Huhti 202532min

Full description available on the HREUSA podcast website. Elizabeth Schwab is a senior at Boston College. She interned at the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and is Vice Chair of the...

1 Huhti 202530min

Dr. Candace H. Blake-Amarante is the Knowledge Manager at Equitas, where she creates and shares knowledge on human rights education. An author, she focuses on children's rights and incorporates the vo...

3 Maalis 202528min

Candace and Jean-Sébastien emphasize the importance of engaging young people in human rights work by connecting activism to historical and disciplinary knowledge. They discuss how educators must integ...

3 Maalis 202531min

The HRE USA Edmonds Fellows are emerging leaders dedicated to advancing human rights education through impactful projects, mentorship, and advocacy across diverse communities. This podcast episode fea...

4 Helmi 202536min

In Episode 49, the Edmonds Fellows discuss their work and vision for advancing human rights education (HRE) in the U.S., reflecting on obstacles such as funding shortfalls, information silos, and cost...

4 Helmi 202541min

Note: due to character limitations, details below are abbreviated. Visit HREUSA Podcast page for full version. Kristi Rudelius-Palmer, Ph.D., is a distinguished human rights learning consultant, stra...

6 Tammi 202530min

In Episode 47, Dr. Kristi Rudelius-Palmer reflects on her work in human rights education (HRE), beginning with her learnings from Indigenous activist educators and communities along with the importanc...

6 Tammi 202537min