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Title
Episode 56 : Loretta J. Ross part one
Author
Imprint
Washington, DC: HRE USA, 2025
Language Note
English
Description
Audio file (30:50)
Series
Human Rights Education Now! Podcasts; Season 3, Episode 56
Summary
In Episode 56, Loretta J. Ross reflects on her lifelong commitment to human rights education (HRE), inspired by leaders like Shulamith Koenig and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision of a “Triple Revolution” toward a human rights movement. She shares how she’s infused HRE into her work since the 1990s, including founding the National Center for Human Rights Education, which trained activists and promoted widespread distribution of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Loretta discusses her work on the 14th Amendment, highlighting its importance for reproductive rights and immigrant justice. She also outlines the founding of SisterSong, a reproductive justice collective built on shared values across political divides, emphasizing bodily autonomy and family rights. Finally, she describes her current teaching at Smith College and her focus on transforming “call-out culture” into compassionate, effective activism—a theme explored in her latest book.
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English