SIT Study Abroad: IHP Human Rights: Movements, Power

In IHP Human Rights: Movements, Power & Resistance, investigate the historical and social contexts of human rights movements, including the roles of culture, identity, political economy, and international law.

Go beyond the halls of power to learn how individuals and communities give momentum to grassroots human rights movements across four countries. Connect with groups working for immigrant and gender rights and against structural racism in New York City, and critically examine the deep roots of human rights movements throughout the United States.

Next, travel to Nepal, Jordan, and Chile, where youll meet with scholars, members of Parliament, feminist leaders, staff of grassroots and international non-governmental organizations, United Nations officials, Indigenous community members and leaders, and refugees. Gain deeper insight into multilayered perspectives on human rights, often against the backdrop of governments in tectonic shifts, and understand pathways to enacting human rights-based change.
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