Blogs
In this series, recent UD Graduates, Sierra Kochersperger and Steven Shamblen, reflect on f their 10-week journey with the Human Rights Center’s Malawi Research Practicum.
The University of Dayton’s Common Good Players took its show on the road this summer, presenting and performing at an international conference dedicated to using theater as a means to promote social change in Chicago.
In this series, recent UD Graduates, Sierra Kochersperger and Steven Shamblen, reflect on f their 10-week journey with the Human Rights Center’s Malawi Research Practicum.
The online class, taught by Inter-American Human Rights Commissioner and renowned human rights expert Professor Carlos Bernal, will be held from August 29 to October 3, and is open to anyone, including current students, alumni, and Human Rights legal professionals.
Looking for Diversity and Social Justice readings? Here’s a list of books crowdsourced by CAP DSJ faculty, and published in collaboration with University of Dayton Libraries, Office of Diversity and Inclusion, Multi-Ethnic Education and Engagement Center, Global and Intercultural Affairs Center, and the Diversity ILG Working Group.
Through a class on International Human Rights Law, School of Law students discovered the challenges and possibilities involved in tackling problems on a global scale.
It is important that you see yourselves, and you help others see you, as problem solvers.
