“What we call a killing is not purely a matter of semantics. It is a matter of legal obligation to our own standards” | Dr. David Richards writes for the CT Mirror.

The Human Rights Close to Home (HRCH) enters its third year at the University of Connecticut focusing on activist pedagogy in both its student fellow program for high school students and teacher program for K-12 educators.

The University of Connecticut and Hartford Deportation Defense launched a new “People’s Migrant School” in Hartford to connect UConn students and research with the city’s immigrant communities through bilingual presentations and community engagement.

Sarah Willen, Professor of Anthropology and Co-Director of the Global Health & Human Rights Research Program, discusses the premature removal of the exhibition “Health Is a Human Right: Achieving Health Equity” at the CDC Museum in Health Affairs Forefront.

James Waller joins podcast hosts Mike Enright and Izzy Harris of University Communications to discuss how the summit theme came to be selected, its significance and unique connection to UConn, and to preview several panel topics on gender equity, business practices, disability and sport, and athlete advocacy.

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The U.S. Treasurer

https://portal.ct.gov/Office-of-the-Governor/News/Press-Releases/2023/10-2023/Governor-Lamont-Announces-Kiana-Foster-Mauro-Is-2024-Teacher-of-the-Year