The Leonard and Shirley Goldstein Center for Human Rights

This year, Dr. Lana Obradovic has partnered with Omaha Public Library to explore the themes of "Solito" by Javier Zamora. Join us at OPL for two events this month that explores themes of the immigrant experience in Nebraska and unaccompanied minors.

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Our upcoming Human Rights Forum's panel will discuss public health initiatives in African that draw on medical and religious knowledge, and includes a report on the progress of a community project that incorporates multiple healing systems in the Equator Province of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Dr. Paul Williams recently returned from the Equator Province of Democratic Republic of Congo after facilitating two workshops to teach local healers how to recognize and respond to epidemic diseases

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Check out the 'Document Our History' Podcast Blog to learn more about their work to combat sexual and gender-based violence

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Who We Are

The Leonard and Shirley Goldstein Center for Human Rights is a faculty-governed, nonpartisan, nonsectarian organization that promotes the understanding of issues through teaching, research and creative activity, and community engagement both locally and globally.