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Title
Episode 48 : HRE USA Edmonds Fellows part one
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Imprint
Washington, DC: HRE USA, 2025
Language Note
English
Description
Audio file (36:54)
Series
Human Rights Education Now! Podcasts; Season 3, Episode 48
Summary
In Episode 48, the HRE USA Edmonds Fellows share their journeys into human rights and human rights education, reflecting on the early experiences that sparked their passion for social justice. They discuss the mixed evidence of human rights being studied in K-12 education and their initial involvement with both human rights education and the Edmonds Fellows Program. The conversation delves into the impactful projects they have undertaken through the fellowship, ranging from children’s rights advocacy to initiatives designed to strengthen connections between various human rights programs. The fellows also highlight how their related experiences in activism and education have influenced and deepened their work within the program. Closing with reflections on the importance of fostering leadership and collaboration across human rights initiatives, this episode emphasizes the vital role of mentorship, youth engagement, and education in advancing human rights advocacy.
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English