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Libraries June 29, 2020
Honors Theses 2020: Angry Tweets, Urban Soils, Grasshopper Guts and More

The latest theses from students in the University Honors Program are now available in eCommons, the University of Dayton’s open-access institutional repository.

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Human Rights June 02, 2020
Stand Up for Human Rights: #BlackLivesMatter
The Human Rights Center joins the multitude of voices condemning the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and too many other Black men and women, demanding accountability for these injustices and proposing actions to reform our current system.
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Human Rights May 27, 2020
COVID-19 and Human Trafficking
The increased exploitation and trafficking of vulnerable persons is a major consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Human Rights May 18, 2020
A Triple Bottom Line: Developing Environmental, Social, and Economic Sustainability in Student Business Practices
The Human Rights Center and Hanley Sustainability Institute have collaborated with Flyer Enterprises, UD’s student run business, to develop business practices centered around human rights and sustainability.
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Human Rights April 24, 2020
Human Trafficking in Illicit Massage Businesses
Human rights abuses, including human trafficking, are taking place across the US in over 9000 illicit massage businesses.
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President April 20, 2020
Virtual Stander

Connor Holzer and Noah Leibold thought they’d be cracking scientific secrets about the biochemistry of an oyster’s shell at a poster session in a packed Kennedy Union ballroom at the Stander Symposium this week. Instead, the roommates will present their research findings live from their childhood bedrooms.

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Business April 20, 2020
stUDy Abroad
Lessons Learned at the French Riviera
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Human Rights April 17, 2020
How Innovation is Shaping the Fair Trade Movement
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, UD students and faculty presented virtually at this year’s Fair Trade Campaigns Conference. The new engagement not only allowed the discussion to carry on but broadened the impact and reach of advocating for ethical and sustainable initiatives, which is particularly imperative during this time of uncertainty.
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Sustainability March 23, 2020
DRG calls for Facebook Live participation April 3 to discuss food systems application

Dayton Regional Green will hold a Facebook Live from 4-5 p.m. April 3 to discuss its quest for the OpenIDEO Food Systems Vision Prize. Partners in the greater Dayton region developed an application for the prize sponsored by the MacArthur Foundation. The team led by a University of Dayton mechanical and aerospace engineering professor Kevin Hallinan was one of 79 semifinalists out of 1,319 worldwide entries.

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Human Rights March 23, 2020
Human Rights Dimensions of COVID-19
While the COVID-19 situation changes daily, we wanted to share our reflections on the human rights implications of this pandemic, which are multi-faceted and may prove far-reaching, as well as provide updates on HRC projects and initiatives impacted by this coronavirus.
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