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Humanity in Action
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Lectures and discussions with renowned academics, journalists, politicians and activists on the topic of international human rights
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Voices of Atlanta
Sep 15, 201900:26:33Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Strange Fruit
Sep 13, 201900:14:08Tap to summarizeFellows from the 2019 John Lewis Fellowship record a podcast dedicated to Songs For Resistance - in this particular episode, the song 'Strange Fruit'.
Transcribe →Views from the South
Sep 13, 201900:17:16Tap to summarizeIn this podcast episode, Fellows Anna Wiatrowska, Danielle Miles-Langaigne, Meredith Gudesblatt, and Nikolina Sladojević interviewed people in Atlanta, Georgia about the misconceptions people have of the US South as well as those that Southerners have of Atlanta. The Fellows also share their own learnings and thoughts on the South and from the Fellowship in the podcast, as well as in a written reflection.
Transcribe →NAACP President Delivers Opening Keynote at 2016 Humanity in Action New York Conference
Oct 27, 201600:56:13Tap to summarizeNAACP President Cornell Brooks delivers the opening keynote at the 2016 Humanity in Action New York Conference. Speaking on racial justice, voting rights and political discourse in the 2016 election, Brooks calls upon the Humanity in Action community to continue actively engaging with issues of democracy and diversity.
Transcribe →Building Social Business: The New Kind of Capitalism that Serves Humanity's Most Pressing Needs
Dec 5, 201301:15:50Tap to summarizeSaskia Bruysten, Co-Founder & CEO of Yunus Social Business, leads a breakout session at the 2013 Humanity in Action New York Conference in which she discusses building buisinesses to solve social problems.
Transcribe →ReWired for Change: A Conversation with Sonja Sohn
Dec 4, 201300:57:26Tap to summarizeSonja Sohn, "The Wire" Actress; Activist; Founder and CEO of ReWired for Change, a nonprofit organization that seeks to empower at risk youth, families and communities living in under-served areas, delivers the opening keynote presentation at the 2013 Humanity in Action New York Conference.
Transcribe →Senior Fellows in Action: Lessons in Active Citizenship from the Humanity in Action Community
Dec 4, 201301:18:57Tap to summarizeHumanity in Action Senior Fellows Matt Bowlby (Internally Displaced Persons Returns Officer, International Organization for Migration), Matt Haney (School Board Member, San Francisco Unified School District; Adjunct Professor, Stanford Design School), Joseph Kaifala (Founder, Jeneba Project Inc.; Co-founder, Sierra Leone Memory Project), Brian Stout (Senior Policy Analyst, USAID) and Catherine Zinnel (District Director, Office of Council Member Brad Lander, New York City Council) discuss active citizenship during the final panel for the Humanity in Action New York Conference. The panel was moderated by Danielle Goonan, Senior Associate at the Clinton Global Initiative and Humanity in Action Senior Fellow.
Transcribe →Did Europe Learn?
Dec 4, 201301:20:03Tap to summarizeSøren Pind, Member of the Danish Parliament and Humanity in Action Denmark Board Member and Manfred Nowak, Professor of International Law and Human Rights at Vienna University debate what Europe has learned since 1943 during the final Panel Discussion of the October 43 Conference, Civil Society: Reactions to the Holocaust. Moderated by Paula Larrain, Journalist and former TV-host of DR.
Transcribe →Humanity in Action and Civil Society
Dec 3, 201300:24:26Tap to summarizeDr. Judith Goldstein, founder and Executive Director of Humanity in Action and Anders Jerichow, Chair of Humanity in Action Denmark make closing remarks about Humanity in Action and Civil Society at the October 43 Conference in Copenhagen on October 2, 2013.
Transcribe →The Holocaust in the Nordic Periphery: Norway, Sweden, Finland
Dec 3, 201301:51:49Tap to summarizePanel Discussion about the Nordic Periphery during the Holocaust between Dr. Karin Kvist Geverts of the Department of History at Uppsala University, Irene Levin, Professor Emeritus of Social Work at Oslo University College and Dr. Oula Silvennoinen, Researcher at the Center for Nordic Studies at the University of Helsinkiat the October 43 Conference: Civil Society: Reactions to the Holocaust in Copenhagen on October 2, 2013. Moderated by Anders Jerichow Journalist at Politiken and Chair of Humanity in Action Denmark.
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