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Goldstein Center Program Series

Human Rights Forum

An educational series held twice each semester that brings a panel of experts to discuss contemporary pressing issues in human rights.
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Human Rights Week

A series of events every fall is intended to educate the community about human rights concerns and highlight the work of scholars, students, and community organizations that promote human rights.

Human Rights Week is sponsored by the Goldstein Family Community Chair in Human Rights.

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Educational Videos

Special educational videos intended to provide both introductions and deep dives on human rights topics, featuring GCHR-affiliated faculty and community figures.

They are encouraged to use in the classroom or at community events and meetings.

Watch Human Rights in the Time of COVID-19 Watch Human Rights Learning Modules

Landscapes of Belonging in Nebraska and Beyond

Sponsored by the Goldstein Family Community Chair in Human Rights, this series features events that explore questions of human rights, belonging, and community through research, teaching, and public engagement in Nebraska and beyond.
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