Episode 73: Jane Williams
Professor Emeritus Jane Williams has built a distinguished career spanning legal practice, government legal service, academia, and civil society activism. She played a pivotal role in securing legisla...
2 Mar 56min
Episode 72: Jack L. Nelson
*Read full bio on HREUSA website* Jack L. Nelson is a veteran educator and scholar whose career spans public schools and higher education in the United States and abroad. In 2001, he received the Nati...
3 Feb 1h 4min
Episode 71: Laura Lundy, Part Two
In Episode 71, Laura Lundy examines global challenges to children’s rights, with particular attention to migration, poverty, and participation. She discusses the persistent failure of media and adult ...
5 Jan 30min
Episode 70: Laura Lundy, Part One
Laura Lundy is Honorary Professor of Education Law and Children’s Rights at Queen’s University Belfast and Professor of Law at University College Cork. She is Co–Editor-in-Chief of the International J...
5 Jan 29min
Episode 69: Human Rights Education in the Philippines, Part Two
In part two of the conversation, Ava Kreutziger and Bill Fernekes continue their dialogue with Feliece, focusing on interdisciplinary approaches, Indigenous rights, and the ongoing challenge of coloni...
1 Des 202531min
Episode 68: Human Rights Education in the Philippines, Part One
Dr. Feliece I. Yeban is a human rights educator, scholar, and advocate whose work spans more than three decades across community organizations, universities, and state institutions in the Philippines....
1 Des 202530min
Episode 66: Youth Advocates, Part One
Jude Armstrong is a writer and abolitionist from New Orleans, Louisiana. They organize alongside queer youth to protest anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and advocate for social justice. Their poetry has appear...
3 Nov 202525min
