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UNO Human Rights Week

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  5. UNO Human Rights Week

Sponsored by the Goldstein Family Community Chair in Human Rights, Human Rights Week is a series of events that takes place every fall, intended to educate the community about human rights concerns and to highlight the work of scholars, students, and community organizations in promoting human rights.

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2025 Human Rights Week schedule coming soon!

  • Unless stated, events are held at UNO. View Campus Maps
  • All registration forms can be found on our event page
Date Event Title More Information
09/2024

Tours: Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center
Location: Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center

Multiple tours Sept. 2024
09/19/2024
11:30a-12:45p

Human Rights Institutions in the Middle East and North Africa: Promises and Perils
Location: UNO CPACS 132D

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09/26/2024
11:30a-12:45p

Latin American Contributions to Human Rights Law, from 1948 to Now
Location: UNO CPACS 132D

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09/26/2024
7:00p-8:00p

Humanitarian Law: Reducing Brutality in War Since the War on Terror
Location: UNO CEC 201/205/209

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10/16/2024
11:30a-12:30p

Pizza & Politics: Refugees and Human Rights
Location: UNO MBSC 302/302A

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* See our event page to watch recordings from previous UNO Human Rights Week events

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  • Lana Obradovic, Ph.D., Goldstein Family Community Chair in Human Rights: lobradovic@unomaha.edu

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