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Venice, September 2025 — Twenty-five years after completing their studies, members of the 2000 “Millennium” Alumni Cohort of the European Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation (EMA) returned to Venice to meet the current class of 2025 of around 90 students.
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Recent EMA graduate Vitória Viana Assis, recipient of the 2024–25 Global Campus–Right Livelihood Fellowship, is exploring how art and inclusive education empower children and persons with disabilities. Guided by Laureate Marthe Wandou, founder of ALDEPA, and supported by ShareMusic & Performing Arts, she describes the fellowship as a transformative journey. Vitória will soon begin an internship to deepen her research.
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The Global Campus of Human Rights is launching a call to select in its eight regions policy analysts responsible for implementing the new edition of the Global Campus Policy Observatory project.
Call for the Selection of Eight Policy Analysts for the GC Policy Observatory Programme Read More »
The Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation in Africa (HRDA) has a long tradition of training women human rights legal experts who are having an impact across the continent. A recent conference in Nairobi brought together over 100 women for an intergenerational dialogue, in which two alumnae shared their experiences after graduation.
Gender leadership in law: GC Africa Alumnae at the forefront Read More »
Two recent graduates, Rosita Sekandari (GC Europe – EMA) and Rokhsar Sadat (GC Caucasus – CES), have launched an online educational program for Afghan girls who were either school graduates or university students. Both alumnae, originally from Afghanistan, are deeply aware of the severe restrictions on education and the impact these have had on the lives of young women after the Taliban takeover.
Breaking Barriers: GC Afghan Alumnae Open Doors to Education for Afghan Girls Read More »
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 5th World Congress on Justice with Children (Madrid, 2–4 June 2025), co-organized by the Global Campus, wrapped up with a powerful call to action for advancing child-centred justice. Among the many impactful discussions, a GC alumnus contributed to the session “Redirecting Marginalized Youth in Crisis-Affected Societies,” highlighting community-driven approaches to justice.
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.
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
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.
Helping our graduates take their first steps in human rights careers Read More »