This collection brings together teaching resources developed by the Human Rights organized section. Below you can find teaching resources covering a wide range of human rights themes, from international law to morality during war. Special thanks to Bethany Barratt (Roosevelt University) for connecting APSAs Human Rights organized section with Educate. If you are an Organized Section interested in collaborating with APSA Educate, please email Educate@apsanet.org
The Section on Human Rights was established to encourage scholarship and facilitate the exchange of data and research findings on all components of human rights (e.g., civil, political, economic, social, cultural, environmental), their relationship, determinants, and consequences of human rights policies, structure and influence of human rights organizations, development, implementation, and impact on international conventions, and changes in the international human rights regime. If you are an Organized Section interested in collaborating with APSA Educate, please email Educate@apsanet.org
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Classroom Activities
Leda Barnett – Our Lady of the Lake University – Applying Institutions Human Rights Discussion Activity, 2022
Public Scholarship
Kelebogile Zvobgo – William & Mary – The International Justice Lab
Syllabi
Malliga Och – Idaho State University – Gender, Race and Human Rights, 2021
Mneesha Gellman – Emerson College – Human Rights, 2019
Bethany Barrat – Roosevelt University – Comparative Populism, 2019
Carrie Walling – Albion College – Human Rights, 2019
Carrie Walling – Albion College – Transitional Justice, 2019
George Andreopolous – John Jay College, CUNY – International Criminal Law, 2019
George Andreopolous – John Jay College, CUNY – International Human Rights, 2019
Jamie Mayerfeld – University of Washington – International Human Rights
Karen Zivi – Grand Valley State University – Human Rights, 2019
Karen Zivi – Grand Valley State University –Theory & Practice, 2019
Kelly Bauer – Nebraska Wesleyan University – Human Rights, 2019
Kristen Monroe – University of California, Irvine – Human Rights, 2019
Kristen Monroe – University of California, Irvine – Moral of Story, 2019
Laura Roost – Newberry College – Challenges to the State: Feminists, Human Rights and NGOs, 2019
Melanie Ram – California State University, Fresno – Human Rights, 2019
Michael Struett – North Carolina State University – International Law, 2019
Michelle Allendoerfer – George Washington University – Human Rights, 2019
Roman Olar – Trinity College Dublin – Human Rights, 2019