The Human Rights Research and Education Centre (HRREC) is pleased to present the webinar Arts & Human Rights: Conversing multiplicities.

Under the leadership of our HRREC members, Oonagh Fitzgerald and Ramon Blanco-Barrerra, join us for this webinar where arts and human rights practitioners and advocates from around the world will share works, experiences, and ideas about what it means to be human in the posthuman cyborg Anthropocene. Through multimedia explorations and collaborations, artists, dancers, academics, and musicians develop and animate a manifesto on building positive relations between the arts and human rights, revealing and championing a multiplicity of perspectives.

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The Human Rights Research & Education Centre (HRREC) is pleased to partner with the Neuberger-Jesin Professor of International Conflict Resolution to present the webinar Voices in Exile: Supporting a new community of activists.

'Activists-in-exile' are advocates forced to leave their countries or origin for challenging injustices and who continue their activism in host countries like Canada. Despite their commitment and the value of their work, they face significant hurdles such as limited resources, network isolation, and safety concerns. This session will examine the experiences of these resilient individuals and the crucial support needed from immigration systems to enable their effective advocacy.

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