Did you notice our hints? 🫧 Today we have launched a national campaign with LUSH on human rights ahead of the upcoming general election. The campaign ‘Don’t Make Human Rights A Dirty Word’ sets out to survey the public on perceptions of human rights issues in the UK.

🎉Congratulations USN 2023 PhD Kjersti Draugedalen as you share groundbreaking research
🎉 standing up for #ChildRights internationally
🎉check out seminar 22 May
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🎉Read more Human Rights Education Review on teachers as human rights defenders doi.org/10.7577/hrer.4…

🌟Gender Perspectives in Human Rights Education - call for papers! Hoping to receive exciting papers on gender, human rights and education🌟Human Rights Education Review

humanrer.org/index.php/huma…

🎉Delighted to participate in a day of history & music discussing ‘Where are you from? No, where are you really from?’ 🎉Nevill Holt Festival Saturday 15 June alongside Prof Alice Roberts💙 @MichaelMorpurgo & more
🎉Tickets nevillholtfestival.com/whats-on/

✅NEW Call for Papers
✅ #Gender perspectives in #HumanRights Education
✅Guest editors Beate Goldschmidt-Gjerløw
& Sevda Clark
✅Abstracts due 28 May
✅Pls share widely
✅Check out humanrer.org/index.php/huma…
NDI Gender & Women

Thank you Farzana Shain for your excellent keynote speech on Human Rights Education in the post 9/11 Era: Gaps, Silences and Possibilities’ #IAHRE2024

Audrey Osler now discussing her book in relation to colonial history in the culture wars… a master class in combining the personal and political through narrative #IAHRE2024 virago.co.uk/titles/audrey-…

Professor Audrey Osler explores ideas around migration, identity and belonging in 'Where are you from? No, where are you really from?', drawing on stories from her mixed-heritage family.

🎟 nevillholtfestival.com

⭐️The photo suggests we’ve worked on Nordic Perspectives on Human Rights Routledge Education Books for decades
⭐️11 months later see a preview at #IAHRE2024
⭐️Friday 19 April
⭐️presentations from Marta Kounta USN Tuija Kasa Kjersti Draugedalen Rebecca Adami Beate Goldschmidt-Gjerløw & more

Looking forward to participating in #huddersfieldliteraturefest this coming Saturday 20 April

🎉Human Rights Education Review is the journal of the International Association for Human Rights Education IAHRE
🎉Open call for papers @humanree.org
🎉Become an IAHRE member from £50 per annum
🎉Check out IAHRE global-iahre.org

⭐️Now 2 weeks to #IAHRE conference 19 April IOE, UCL's Faculty of Education & Society
⭐️Registration open
⭐️Keynotes Sonia Livingstone Farzana Shain
⭐️ #HumanRights #ChildRights scholars, NGOs, students welcome
⭐️Join delegates from Europe, US, Japan, Argentina
⭐️Check out global-iahre.org/research/
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Looking forward to speaking at Nevill Holt Festival in June about my Virago Press ‘Where are you from? Where are you really from? Check out the programme- lots going on

TOMORROW
You are welcome to join us if you’re in London tomorrow afternoon ⭐️

All are welcome!

We are now just one month from our IAHRE conference in London
We are looking forward to welcoming 70 colleagues from across Europe, Japan, USA, South Africa & Argentina
Register NOW to join us! onlinestore.ucl.ac.uk/conferences-an…

Second new ECSJ article focuses on migrants from conflict-affected areas as 'bridging citizens' with agency for promoting social justice and intercultural understanding, a welcome positive perspective in current debates about migration journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17…

Third new ECSJ article is also very timely - an international perspective on the balance to be struck between citizenship education and security agendas... journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17…

And here’s the link to my article doi.org/10.1177/174619…

Thanks for including the link