Contemporary Human Rights Practice:
Tools and Tactics for Practitioners and Students
12 May – 28 June 2008
Mix and match mini-courses to suit your interests. Students earn credits while practitioners can earn certificates. Participate in this intensive, interactive program addressing the needs of students and practitioners for training in human rights advocacy.
- Human Rights Advocacy Workshop (May 12 - 16)
- Introduction to Human Rights Methodology (May 12 - 15)
- What Every Advocate Should Know About Researching Reports (May 24 - 25)
- Representation of Disadvantaged Groups in Conflict Scenarios (May 27 - 31)
- Human Rights and US Foreign Policy (Distance Learning: May 26 - June 28)
The AU Summer Institute Advantage for University Students: Students completing Institute course work find themselves better prepared for careers with nongovernmental and governmental organizations addressing human rights and humanitarian problems. At the same time, students will be better able to contribute successfully to a wide-range of jobs valuing such skills as: persuasive writing and speaking; effective fact-finding techniques, and policy creation, analysis, implementation and evaluation.
The AU Summer Institute Advantage for Practitioners: Short classes suit practitioners' needs for efficiency and efficacy. Practitioners enroll to study only the specific skills they need. Employers are more likely to reimburse tuition in such directed programs.
Distinguished Faculty + Ideal Location in Nation’s Capital
= Unparalleled Opportunities
