June 25, 2024
Nick Gottschall, managing director for the South Asia Center, was selected as a Fulbright Scholar for the 2024-2025 Fulbright-Nehru International Education Administrators Program to India. The Nehru International Education program
October 4, 2023
While the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) framework and movement has its origins in the United States, nations around the world are pursuing their own efforts to ensure fair treatment
October 10, 2022
In an Oct. 3 Seattle Times Editorial Board article titled, “The public shouldn’t have to sue to get public information,” Angelina Godoy, director of the Center for Human Rights and Helen H. Jackson
July 15, 2022
In a July 11 UW Daily article titled, “Sexual abuse in privately operated ICE detention centers, digital prisons, and mass surveillance,” the UW Center for Human Rights recent report “Calls to
November 5, 2021
In “From the land of the Reindeer People to Red Square: Teacher brings the Mongolian language to the UW,” about the significance of the teaching of the Mongolian language at the UW
October 16, 2019
In “County prosecutors are sharing information with ICE and Border Patrol to facilitate courthouse arrests” Crosscut features a new report from the UW Center for Human Rights that reveals at
October 16, 2019
In “Situation in Syria ‘breaks my heart’ ” a first-person piece by a Kurdish Jew in New York, research by the Stroum Center for Jewish Studies on the number of
October 3, 2019
In “Searching for airports to host deportation flights, ICE gets rejected in Everett and Bellingham” an upcoming report by the University of Washington’s Center for Human Rights about Yakima receiving funds
August 21, 2019
In “ICE flights mean financial gain for Yakima” KUOW radio features the University of Washington Center for Human Rights recently released report findings that ICE flights “means an increase in
August 20, 2019
In “How much money ICE is paying Yakima” University of Washington Center for Human Rights is featured for the release of their report that reviewed “the jail files of more than