Teaching Human Rights Mini-Conference: Approaches 1

Session Submission Type: Café

Part of Mini-Conference

• Teaching Human Rights Mini-Conference: Open Access Edited Volume

Session Description

Participants will be split into two groups, one led by each organizer, with the discussion centering on the issue of “Why teaching human rights is important” and, in particular, how this will be addressed in each chapter in a substantive manner. For the last 20 minutes, all participants will reassemble to compare results from the two discussion groups.

Sub Unit

• Division 45: Human Rights

Chair

• David L. Richards University of Connecticut

Presenters

• Shareen Hertel University of Connecticut

• K. Chad Clay University of Georgia

• Skip Mark University of Rhode Island

• M.P. Broache University of North Carolina at Greensboro

• Kristen Renwick Monroe University of California, Irvine

• David L. Richards University of Connecticut