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Humanity in Action
by Humanity in Action
Features keynotes and discussions from Humanity in Action programs with renowned academics, journalists, politicians and activists on the topic of international human rights issues. Humanity in Action is an international organization that educates, inspires and connects a network of university students and young professionals committed to promoting human rights, diversity and active citizenship in their own communities and around the world
Episodes
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Strange Fruit
Fellows from the 2019 John Lewis Fellowship record a podcast dedicated to Songs For Resistance - in this particular episode, the song 'Strange Fruit'.
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Views from the South
In this podcast episode, Fellows Anna Wiatrowska, Danielle Miles-Langaigne, Meredith Gudesblatt, and Nikolina Sladojević interviewed people in Atlanta, Georgia about the misconceptions people have of the US South as well as those that Southerners have of Atlanta. The Fellows also share their own...
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NAACP President Delivers Opening Keynote at 2016 Humanity in Action New York Conference
NAACP President Cornell Brooks delivers the opening keynote at the 2016 Humanity in Action New York Conference. Speaking on racial justice, voting rights and political discourse in the 2016 election, Brooks calls upon the Humanity in Action community to continue actively engaging with issues of...
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Building Social Business: The New Kind of Capitalism that Serves Humanity's Most Pressing Needs
Saskia Bruysten, Co-Founder & CEO of Yunus Social Business, leads a breakout session at the 2013 Humanity in Action New York Conference in which she discusses building buisinesses to solve social problems.
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ReWired for Change: A Conversation with Sonja Sohn
Sonja Sohn, "The Wire" Actress; Activist; Founder and CEO of ReWired for Change, a nonprofit organization that seeks to empower at risk youth, families and communities living in under-served areas, delivers the opening keynote presentation at the 2013 Humanity in Action New York Conference.
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Senior Fellows in Action: Lessons in Active Citizenship from the Humanity in Action Community
Humanity in Action Senior Fellows Matt Bowlby (Internally Displaced Persons Returns Officer, International Organization for Migration), Matt Haney (School Board Member, San Francisco Unified School District; Adjunct Professor, Stanford Design School), Joseph Kaifala (Founder, Jeneba Project Inc.;...
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Did Europe Learn?
Søren Pind, Member of the Danish Parliament and Humanity in Action Denmark Board Member and Manfred Nowak, Professor of International Law and Human Rights at Vienna University debate what Europe has learned since 1943 during the final Panel Discussion of the October 43 Conference, Civil Society:...
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Humanity in Action and Civil Society
Dr. Judith Goldstein, founder and Executive Director of Humanity in Action and Anders Jerichow, Chair of Humanity in Action Denmark make closing remarks about Humanity in Action and Civil Society at the October 43 Conference in Copenhagen on October 2, 2013.
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The Holocaust in the Nordic Periphery: Norway, Sweden, Finland
Panel Discussion about the Nordic Periphery during the Holocaust between Dr. Karin Kvist Geverts of the Department of History at Uppsala University, Irene Levin, Professor Emeritus of Social Work at Oslo University College and Dr. Oula Silvennoinen, Researcher at the Center for Nordic Studies at...
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The Ambivalence of Holocaust History
Editor-in-Chief of Politiken Bo Lidegaard, Head of Research Unit on the Holocaust and Genocide at the Danish Institute for International Studies Cecilie Stokholm Banke and Author and Historian Bent Blüdnikov discuss Holocaust History, specifically the rescue of the Danish Jews during the opening...
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The Final Day of My Childhood
Herbert Pundik, Senior Correspondent for Politiken and October ‘43-refugee, shares the story of his family's flight from Nazi forces in Denmark on the night of September 29, 1943 at the October 43 Conference: Civil Society: Reactions to the Holocaust.
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The United States: Facing Nazi Policies of Mass Murder
Richard Breitman, Distinguished Professor at American University, delivers a presentation at theOctober 43 Conferenc: Civil Society: Reactions to the Holocaust on October 2, 2013 in Copenhagen. Discussant: Journalist, correspondent and author Samuel Rachlin
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European Reactions to Holocaust Persecution
Bob Moore, Professor at the University of Sheffield, delivers a presentation at the October 43 Conference: Civil Society: Reactions to the Holocaust in Copenhagen on October 1, 2013.
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The Best and Duckwitz Enigma: German Occupation, Danish Society & Politics
Dr. Ulrich Herbert, Professor & Director of School of History at the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies, delivers a presentation at the October 43 International Conference: Civil Society: Reactions to the Holocaust Conference in Copenhagen on October 1, 2013. Discussant: Peter Wivel, Berlin...
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Different Realities, Different Perceptions: Case of Poland, Bulgaria and France
Panel Discussion with Konstanty Gebert (Associate Fellow at European Council on Foreign Relations), Anthony Georgieff (Journalist and Managing Editor, Vagabond) and Dr. Annette Wieviorka (Directrice de recherche, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) at the October 43 International...
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Light and Dark: Status of Research on the Danish Rescue
Sofie Lene Bak, Associate Professor at the Department of History at the University of Copenhagen, delivers a presentation in which she discusses the rescue of the Danish Jews during World War II at the October 43 Conference in Copenhagen on October 1, 2013. The presentation was moderated by…
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Perspectives on Humanitarian Interventions
Ambassador Janusz Reiter (President of the Programming Board, Humanity in Action Poland; President and Founder of the Center for International Relations); Dr. Hans Binnendijk (Chair, Humanity in Action Inc.; Senior Fellow, SAIS Center for Transatlantic Relations); and Prof. Lamija Tanovic...
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Why Should My Conscience Bother Me?
Loran Nordgren, Assistant Professor at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, delivers a keynote address at the First Annual Humanity in Action International Conference in Amsterdam. In this keynote, he focuses on why people make unethical decisions and why individuals and...
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The Diplomat's Handbook
Kurt Bassuener of the Democratization Policy Council discusses "The Diplomats’ Handbook for Democracy Development Support," a project of the Community of Democracies which he co-authored and served as Research Director for, at the Fourth Annual Humanity in Action International Conference in Warsaw.
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Features keynotes and discussions from Humanity in Action programs with renowned academics, journalists, politicians and activists on the topic of international human rights issues. Humanity in Action is an international organization that educates, inspires and connects a network of university students and young professionals committed to promoting human rights, diversity and active citizenship in their own communities and around the world
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