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Join us at 2 p.m. on Friday for an introduction to YHRJ! We will talk about what this year will look like, how to start...
09/12/2025

Join us at 2 p.m. on Friday for an introduction to YHRJ! We will talk about what this year will look like, how to start writing, and other ways to get involved! See you there!

Join us for an amazing opportunity to meet the Spring 2025 Jackson School Peace Fellows. This event provides a platform ...
04/01/2025

Join us for an amazing opportunity to meet the Spring 2025 Jackson School Peace Fellows.
This event provides a platform for Yale community members to engage directly with these exceptional emerging leaders who are committed to advancing peace, human rights, and social justice around the globe.

The Peace Fellows will share their unique experiences, insights, and the work they are undertaking in their respective regions, offering an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation.

Jaser Abu Mousa examines how Gaza’s postwar reconstruction can reflect Palestinians’ priorities while repairing the social fabric of society.

Mengistu Assefa Dadi is a dedicated political and conflict analyst from Ethiopia, with extensive experience in conflict, peacebuilding, policy research, and designing peace dialogue projects in fragile and divided societies.

Eman Redwan has focused on Palestinian security sector reform, its intersection with democratic governance, and peace processes, through her participation in various studies, research papers, and international forums.

​Kholood Khair is a Sudanese political analyst and the founding director of Confluence Advisory, a “think-and-do” tank formerly based in Khartoum, now operating from London.

Neha Sanghrajka is a negotiator, mediator, and author with extensive experience delivering definitive and positive outcomes in high-stakes negotiations, including working for Kofi Annan in Kenya on the 2007 electoral crisis, dialogue, and reform process.

Whether you’re interested in global conflict resolution, international development, or social impact, this event offers a chance to connect, learn, and collaborate with some of the brightest minds in the field of human rights.

We will have ice cream! Join us at 6:30 PM on Thursday, April 3rd, in the HQ small student lounge, HQ 102!

Since April of 2023, a vicious counterrevolutionary war in Sudan has killed over 150,000 people, displaced over 11 milli...
02/15/2025

Since April of 2023, a vicious counterrevolutionary war in Sudan has killed over 150,000 people, displaced over 11 million, and forced more than 19 million children out of school, in the world’s largest humanitarian crisis ever recorded. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by General Mohamed Hamdan “Hemedti” Dagalo and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan are the main warring parties, and the international community’s deafening silence has allowed them to execute their murderous agendas with impunity. After 21 months of fighting, thousands have been killed in a campaign of ethnic cleansing, countless women and girls have been subjected to sexual violence, and over 25 million are facing acute food insecurity, in the world’s first officially declared famine since 2020.

Just days ago, the RSF, funded and armed primarily by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), launched a full-scale siege of the Zam-Zam refugee camp in Al-Fashir, Darfur, where over half a million displaced people have taken refuge. Despite the US declaring genocide in Darfur weeks ago, no action has been taken to alleviate the suffering of the Sudanese people. A deadly lack of urgency is what leads us to this present moment. If action is not taken within days, the entire camp will be massacred.

Come hear from the Director of the Humanitarian Research Lab, Nathaniel Raymond, and Sudanese political analyst and activist, Kholood, on the current situation and how we can take action.

Read more on our website!
02/14/2025

Read more on our website!

Read more of Hameeda’s piece on our website!
02/13/2025

Read more of Hameeda’s piece on our website!

Read more of Jocelyn’s piece on our digital version of YHRJ!
02/12/2025

Read more of Jocelyn’s piece on our digital version of YHRJ!

Read Jabiah’s piece at the link in our bio!
02/10/2025

Read Jabiah’s piece at the link in our bio!

Thank you to all who joined us at the 2024 YHRJ Fall Issue launch party! If you haven’t gotten a chance to grab a copy y...
02/10/2025

Thank you to all who joined us at the 2024 YHRJ Fall Issue launch party! If you haven’t gotten a chance to grab a copy yet, more will be available at each residential college soon. Or you can read the online version at the link in our bio! ✨

Attention Human Rights Scholars! The long-awaited launch party for the 2024 Fall issue of the Human Rights Journal will ...
01/27/2025

Attention Human Rights Scholars!
The long-awaited launch party for the 2024 Fall issue of the Human Rights Journal will be January 30th at 7 p.m. in HQ 107! Join us for the release of a new set of fascinating pieces and to celebrate the work of our authors.

Join us for an event on the Climate Crisis with Mr. Wilkinson. He previously directed the environment division at Human...
11/12/2024

Join us for an event on the Climate Crisis with Mr. Wilkinson. He previously directed the environment division at Human Rights Watch, overseeing the launch of the organization’s work on climate change, and was also managing director of its Americas division, covering Latin America. He has conducted and supervised research projects in more than 20 countries and conducted extensive high-level advocacy related to human rights, public security, international trade, and climate policy in the United States, Europe, and Latin America.

We hope everyone enjoyed our conversation with Professor Moyn of Yale Law School on the humanization of war
11/12/2024

We hope everyone enjoyed our conversation with Professor Moyn of Yale Law School on the humanization of war

Join us for a conversation with Professor Moyn on the humanization of war!
11/03/2024

Join us for a conversation with Professor Moyn on the humanization of war!

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