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Though the Center for Human Rights is housed at the University of Washington, the majority of our programs and projects are funded by individual and foundation donors like you. Your tax-deductible gift to the Center will make a tremendous impact in our ability to continue to carry out our work.
- To give online visit giving.uw.edu/chr
- To give using checks, please make checks payable to “University of Washington Foundation” and indicate “Center for Human Rights” on the memo line. Mail to UW Center for Human Rights, Box 353650, Seattle, WA 98195.
- To give by phone, call the UW Foundation at 1-877-894-4387 and indicate that your gift is for UW CHR.
Please contact us at 206-685-3435 or uwchr@uw.edu to speak to someone about other ways to donate.
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Hear more from our students below:
For too long Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities have struggled to communicate. I am blessed to be a part of this project (the Indigenous Rights and Environmental Sustainability Project) as we are working towards finding common ground between communities. I wholeheartedly believe projects like this hold the key to a happy and healthy future for all.
I felt very lucky to have been a part of this [quantitative analysis of immigration detention] project at UWCHR as it was a tremendous learning experience. Not only was I able to do meaningful work with real life impacts, I had multiple opportunities to engage with experts and advocacy groups outside of the UW to learn about the work being done outside of academia.
When I explain the value of our research [for the Abuses in the Air report] to friends and family when they ask what we’re doing, I say that while we might not always be at the frontlines of what’s going on, we’re helping to create toolkits, graphics, and data that can be utilized by people actively fighting for human rights. As researchers, our job is really just to get down to the basics of information, see what’s happening, and share what we find in a way that others can take it and continue their work.