David Cingranelli is a Professor of Political Science at Binghamton University of the State University of New York. He also is the Co-director of the Binghamton University Human Rights … Continue reading » “David Cingranelli on Labour Rights and Accountability”
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EPISODE 3 – Building Hopes: Engaged Educators Change the World
Building Hopes: Engaged Educators Change the World is a four part series podcast launched on 28th April. In episode 3, we meet Felisa Tibbitts speaking about Human Rights Education and Transformative Pedagogy in Higher Education.
Episode 3. Human Rights Education
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Building Hopes: Engaged Educators Change the World is a four part series podcast that launched on 28th April. In episode 2 we meet Jeffrey Duncan-Andrade, talking about growing roses in concrete in wounded and vulnerable communities.
EPISODE 2. Growing Roses
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Building Hopes: Engaged Educators Change the World is a four part series podcast launching today, 28th April. In episode 1, we meet André de Quadros speaking about empowering through creative arts-making.
EPISODE 1. Empowering Through Creative Arts-Making
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In this podcast series, on critical and transformative pedagogy, titled Building Hopes: Engaged Educators Change the World, Teresa Cappiali interviews the most innovative educators, human rights advocates, and community leaders around the world using critical and transformative pedagogy in their … Continue reading » “Building Hopes: Engaged Educators Change the World ”
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When the Taliban took over Afghanistan in 1996, Farima Nawabi was a high school student. Suddenly, she was asked to stay home for five years. Her house turned into a prison for her sisters and herself. The prison of our … Continue reading » “Afghanistan: Girls Are Not Allowed To Go To School. Again.”
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