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When Global Campus students graduate they become Global Campus alumni. What stays the same is the Global Campus’ commitment to them and our shared commitment to human rights. The Regional Correspondents scheme is one of the ways we nurture these commitments.
The Venice School for Human Rights Defenders is a Global Campus flagship annual gathering dedicated to empowering activists, advocates, and changemakers with innovative strategies, tools, and networks. Through immersive workshops, expert lectures, and collaborative sessions, the programme fosters a dynamic environment for learning and solidarity among those working on the frontlines of human rights defence.
Reframing the Narrative: a Hope-Based Approach to Human Rights Read More »
The students of the Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation in Latin America and the Caribbean recently had the opportunity to engage with Soledad Vallejos—an Argentine journalist, writer, and feminist activist.
The Global Campus of Human Rights is proud to co-organize the 5th World Congress on Justice with Children, taking place from 2 to 4 June 2025 in Madrid under the theme: “Promoting child-centred justice: preventing and responding to violence against children in child justice systems.”
Global Campus of Human Rights Co-Organizes the V World Congress on Justice with Children Read More »
On 6 May 2025, on the occasion of a convening of the Global Campus Council, Elena Ippoliti, Coordinator of the Human Rights Education Unit of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, joined us for an exchange on the future of human rights education. The event served as an opportunity to renew our long-standing partnership with the OHCHR across education, research, and engagement with students and young graduates.
The Global Campus has successfully completed a number of transformative faculty exchanges across its regional Master’s programs, advancing its mission to strengthen human rights education through shared expertise and pedagogical innovation. This is a vibrant example of our cross-regional collaboration.
With the special participation of Raji Sourani, and in collaboration with Maastricht University and Right Livelihood, the Center for European Studies at Yerevan State University—the GC Caucasus hub— recently organised a two-day conference to explore the urgent challenges and human consequences of war, conflict and displacement.
International Conference in Yerevan Highlights Human Rights in Crisis Read More »
Against the backdrop of Lebanon’s ongoing war-induced displacement crisis, a group of young policy researchers, experts, and stakeholders gathered last month at the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) in Beirut for a roundtable event aimed at confronting one of the country’s most urgent and complex humanitarian challenges. The event served as a platform to present key findings and recommendations developed by GC Arab World students.
Students of the GC Arab World Master’s programme address Lebanon’s Displacement Crisis Read More »
Environmental, Cultural and Human Rights Advocate Sheila Watt-Cloutier is to share insights on writing about climate justice and indigenous rights with the students of our online course “Authoring Justice”.
Our long-awaited meeting of Child Rights Regional Experts and Youth Advisory Group members finally took place March 19-21 at our Global Campus HQ in Venice!
Global Gathering in Venice: Youth Leaders and Experts Working Together for Child Rights Read More »