Int’l Journal of Human Rights Ed

New issue of the International Journal of Human Rights Education (IJHRE) Volume 8 available now! 📖 Full issue at: bit.ly/USF-IJHRE #openaccess #humanrights #humanrightseducation #academicjournal #articles #praxis #pedagogy #bookreviews

Call for Proposals for Volume 9 of the International Journal of Human Rights Education on Queering Human Rights Education: Research, Praxis and Liberation for LGBTQIA2S+  Proposals are due April 10. drive.google.com/file/d/1H-hypI…

MIXTAPE DROP! On Monday, March 4, BE is leaping into 2024 with Vol. 2 with guest editor Bettina Love @BLoveSoulPower featuring dope tracks from amazing artists. The mixtape will be available on @USFCA_SOE, @usfca repository (links coming soon). Stay tuned, there's more...

J. Paul Martin wrote “Evaluating the Past and Charting the Future of Human Rights Education” with co-author Snigdha Dutt, published last year. Read the article at repository.usfca.edu/ijhre/vol7/iss…

In memory J. Paul Martin, founding director of the Center for the Study of Human Rights (ISHR), and contributing author to Vol. 7. We learned of his passing earlier this month and extend our condolences to his family & colleagues. humanrightscolumbia.org/news/ishr-reme…

🎨 Vol. 1 cover art by Yasmeen Abedifard (yasmeenabedifard.net)

IJHRE’s inaugural volume was published in 2017 by faculty & students at @USFCA_SOE w/ colleagues on our editorial board from around the world. This volume has been read in over 120 countries since its publication 🌏 📖repository.usfca.edu/ijhre/vol1/iss1 #academicjournal #openaccess #ijhre

The International Journal of Human Rights Education (#IJHRE) is an independent, double-blind, peer-reviewed, open-access, online journal dedicated to the field of human rights education (HRE) repository.usfca.edu/ijhre #academicjournal #humanrights #humanrightseducation #openaccess

"This book, and all VOW oral histories, offer powerful insights into the narrators’ life experiences, as well as serving as an important example of oral histories as an educational tool for social change." Read the full book review in @IJHRE @USFCA_IME: repository.usfca.edu/ijhre/vol7/iss…

How do concepts of racialization shape educational inequality? @Wbrehm, @janelletscott and @monishabajaj discuss this topic in this week’s episode: freshedpodcast.com/scott-bajaj/