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GC Annual Report 2024: “Persistence of Frontline Human Rights Educators”

Human rights are a testament to our deep rooted belief that dignity, equality, and justice should be the fundament of our societies. In a world marked by shifting landscapes of conflict, technological disruptions, and environmental crises, the resilience of the very concept of human rights remains a cornerstone of hope. This Annual Report 2024, “Persistence of Frontline Human Rights Educators,” captures our belief in the transformative power of rights-based approaches to create meaningful change in lives and communities.   Our vision is grounded in the understanding that human rights are not static declarations but dynamic principles that evolve with time and challenges. From digital innovation to ecological preservation, from empowering youth to amplifying the voices of the marginalised, our mission is to stand firm at the intersection of education and advocacy. It is here, on the frontline, where we support new generations to confront the barriers to justice and develop pathways for sustainable and inclusive progress.   This year, our work is strongly guided by a spirit of collaboration and creativity. Through education, storytelling, and capacity building, we continue to push boundaries and challenge the status quo. We honour the determination of individuals and communities who, in the face of adversity, continue their fight for a fairer and more equitable world.   As you explore this report, we invite you to join us in reflecting on our journey throughout the year 2024. Let it be a call to action and a reminder that defending human rights is not just a duty but an expression of our collective humanity. Together, we can ensure that human rights remain at the frontline — steadfast, unyielding, and ever more relevant in the years to come.   “We decided to dedicate our Annual Report 2024 to the Persistence of Frontline Human Rights Educators. The recent experiences of the Global Campus of Human Rights as the world’s largest network on postgraduate human rights education give testimony to the many difficulties we are confronted with and our persistence to nevertheless continue our eight Master’s programmes and other activities”. – Manfred Nowak   Enjoy the reading of the Annual Report 2024 and reach us for any question you may have on our activities. GC Repository: https://doi.org/10.25330/2791  communications@gchumanrights.org #GCHumanRights #HumanRightsEducation        

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Human Rights Due Diligence in International Security: EMA Alumna Leads Exclusive Student Workshop

Tiina Vahtras, an EMA Alumna, recently presented an extensive session for current EMA students aiming to bridge the gap between human rights protection policy and practice. The principles and application of human rights due diligence in international security sector assistance were the main topics of the workshop

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Helping our graduates take their first steps in human rights careers

The Global Campus alumni network hosted its annual Careers Track workshops from November to December 2024, continuing its tradition of supporting recent graduates in their career development. This event series has become a valuable resource for alumni, providing practical guidance and opportunities to navigate the job market in human rights and related fields.

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Empowering global talents for human rights: more crucial than ever

For over 20 years, the Global Campus of Human Rights has been at the forefront of addressing persistent and emerging challenges, from global inequalities and environmental justice to conflict, migration, democracy promotion, and adapting to technological advances. Through our unique, inclusive, and diverse approach to human rights higher education and training, we empower the next generation of changemakers.   Our close-knit collaboration with over 100 universities across eight regional hubs worldwide has cultivated a network of talent. With more than 4,600 graduates and thousands of practitioners and activists completing our programmes, we’ve provided local communities, nations, and international institutions with much-needed expertise to advance human rights and democracy globally.   As we reflect on our achievements, we celebrate the incredible impact of our graduates and participants worldwide. Empowering young people remains the most effective way to create meaningful societal change—particularly as we face today’s complex global challenges.   Check out our new video to discover how we are shaping the future and learn more about our programmes.  

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