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Global Campus of Human Rights at Venezia81

The 81st Venice International Film Festival, organised by La Biennale di Venezia, will be held on the Lido di Venezia from 28 August to 7 September 2024. The aim of the Festival is to raise awareness and promote international cinema in all its forms as art. (Clic here to read the line up) “It is as though the movie universe has exploded under the thrust of an unstoppable, expansive force that, having brought to an end a stability that was mistakenly considered immutable, is giving life to a new, oscillating configuration in which different and opposite realities coexist in precarious equilibrium“, said Alberto Barbera, Director of Venezia 81. “The program of the 81st Venice Film Festival proposes significant examples of this dual, expansive movement by hosting numerous movies that, to varying degrees, exceed two hours, and by screening four auteur series (by Alfonso Cuarón, Rodrigo Sorogoyen, Thomas Vinterberg, and Joe Wright), which, above and beyond their macroscopic differences in production and content, share a few significant characteristics.“ Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, directed by singular creative visionary Tim Burton and starring Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, Catherine O’Hara, Justin Theroux, Monica Bellucci, with Jenna Ortega, and Willem Dafoe, is the Opening Film, Out of Competition, of the 81st Venice International Film Festival. The Venice Biennale is honored and proud to host the world premiere of a work that features a surprising swing of creative imagination and driving hallucinatory rhythm. Within the framework of the Summer School on Cinema, Human Rights and Advocacy (CHRA), jointly developed with Picture People, the participants are going to debate on movies that they will watch at the Film Festival, as  “September 5”, “Why War”,  “Separated”, “Manas”, “To Kill a Mongolian Horse”, followed by Q&A with Directors, and they will meet Marjane Satrapi, author of “Persepolis”. Follow our Social Media to discover their interviews and impressions… #CHRASchool #MediaActivism #GCHumanRightsPress #Venezia80 For press inquiries and further information, please contact: pressoffice@gchumanrights.org

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Call for the first #Sport4HumanRights campaign for the Venice Marathon 2024

The Global Campus of Human Rights, the most extensive human rights education network in the world consisting of about 100 leading universities, is committed to increase awareness of human rights by connecting with the culture of sports initiatives at local and international levels. The Sports Culture through their diverse disciplines with engaged activists are closely related to human rights and to education.     Sports can only flourish in an atmosphere of peace and security. With its universal reach, Sports culture is a joyful medium to promote the universal values of human rights. This is the focus of the cooperation with many other institutions through a series of sportive events and awards which have been developed and also planned for the near future.    The Venice Marathon proves to be an important event and solidarity has always been an integral part of the project. Proof of this is the numbers of their Charity Programme which in 9 years has raised over 1 million euros, but above all it is the enthusiasm with which the non-profit organizations participate in the initiative every year and are committed to creating teams of fundraisers, ambassadors of a good cause.    In that sense, we would like to invite our community of students, alumni, professors, experts and staff to present their interest and apply for our #Sport4HumanRights Awards consisting in awarding the payment of the registrations fees to be one of our few selected runners to participate in the Venice Marathon 2024 and more specifically in the VM10K non professional that is more accessible to everyone. All other expenses are not being covered. The period to apply is from now until 15 September 2024.    Then you will receive the answer with the result of the application and the award consisting in a specific promo code to use and our #GCHumanRights branded materials (T-shirt, bag, pin and water bottle) for running on Sunday 27 October 2024.  If you were not selected for our awards this time, you could always donate in our crowdfunding related campaign to support our cause or even running with our group but paying your fees personally. The important aspect is to keep building our community and to promote our vision and values related to human rights education and their link to the sports.    For more info, please contact communications@gchumanrights.org  To apply for the awards please complete this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWFzWlqqpeIG_hGfbZJuG70qjwRoWf7IPimkMjixn0x0eXgw/viewform?usp=sf_link  To only donate, find us at the Global Campus Human Rights @VCE Marathon | Rete del Dono  To give us visibility, please follow us and share our social media posts with the hashtags #GCHumanRights #Sport4HumanRights #VeniceMarathon    Join our community of supporters to keep campaigning for #Sport4HumanRights at the next Venice Marathon 2024, see you all at our stand there: https://www.venicemarathon.it/index.php  And last but not least stay tuned for our next campaigns related to the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics 2025-2026 with the support of the Region of Veneto – The European Region for sports 2024.   

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Reflecting on the Student Conference in Kyrgyzstan on ‘Just Transition’: A Transformative Learning and Bonding Experience for 30 Students from Around the World

The students, representing over 20 nationalities, presented historical and contemporary case studies on transitional justice processes.

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Twelfth Issue of the Global Campus of Human Rights Magazine

Following the success of many important activities of our network, the Global Campus of Human Rights published the twelfth edition of its seasonal Magazine in English and Italian.   This promotional publication is structured in the following sections: Interviews by the Press Office and Contributions News and Events of the Global Campus of Human Rights at local and international level Promotion campaigns to raise awareness of our impact and attract more supporters   “ –Living in Venice was a once in a lifetime experience” for Chiara Mongello, one of our current EMA student representatives, and her counterpart Vasil Ivanov adds: “I never lived in a place that can take your breath away a few times every single day”. However, according to Vasil, Venice is still “mostly known as a tourist city and not really as a study destination. If more is done for the local students, such as the establishment of more places to socialize, student events (festivals), sports facilities, venues, etc (especially in the historic centre) I believe that more and more young people will start seeing Venice as their future study destination.-”As Secretary General of the Global Campus of Human Rights, I fully agree with our EMA students representatives and, therefore, support local initiatives, such as the Venice City Campus and all efforts to make Venice the World Capital of Sustainability and, thereby, more attractive for students and young people who are actively engaged in fighting for climate justice and the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment”..»GC Secretary General Manfred Nowak   For more information, contact our Press and Communications Offices: Elisa Aquino – Andrea Cammarata – Francesca Sante pressoffice@gchumanrights.org – communications@gchumanrights.org   Read the Magazines in our Open Knowledge Repository   #GCHumanRights #GCHumanRightsPress #GCHumanRightsMagazine

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Annual Report 2023: Moving Towards a New Era for Human Rights

With the establishment of this eighth regional hub, the Global Campus has significantly expanded its presence in Central Asia, complementing existing hubs in Europe, South East Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific, the Caucasus, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Arab World. This expansion amplifies the reach and efficacy of our university network, propelling our mission of promoting human rights and democracy on a global scale.

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Art as a Gateway to Inclusion: Insights from an Unconventional Conference Hosted by GC Caucasus in Yerevan

his dynamic event, featuring panel discussions, keynote speeches, interactive sessions, and performances, convened civil society members, policymakers, and cultural organisations to explore the intricate nexus of art, human rights, children’s rights, disability rights, and inclusion.

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