ISHR's report on its activities and programs for the year 2010-2011 is now available on-line. Read about the new major in Human Rights Studies at Columbia College, the development of ISHR's capacity-building programs, and new research programs in areas including Peace-Building and Human Rights and Historical Dialogue and Accountability.

RightsViews

Read the latest RightsViews post: Notes from the field: Columbia students reflect on a recent field trip to Ecuador – ISHR undergraduate students, Jennifer Eaton and Christian Hubbard, discuss what they learned about human rights and the environment in Ecuador.

This blog is a forum for CU students and faculty to discuss and debate current human rights issues. If there is a human rights issue, question or story that interests you, blog about it! Contact the editors -

Alumni and friends of HRAP

In honor of HRAP’s 25th anniversary in 2013, alumni and friends of the program share with us the impact HRAP has had on them and their work.

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Guantánamo Public Memory Project

Who was at Guantánamo before 9-11? What can we learn from their stories? ISHR welcomes the Guantánamo Public Memory Project, a collaboration of universities and diverse organizations seeking to build public awareness of the long history of the US naval station at Guantánamo, Bay, Cuba, and foster dialogue on the future of this place, its people, and the policies it shapes. Explore GTMO’s century of uses and reuses and get involved in shaping its future.