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Internship Award
Due Sept 30: Applications for funds for SDSU students participating in an unpaid human rights internships during fall 2022.
About the Center
The Center for Human Rights of the College of Arts and Letters (CAL) at San Diego
State University (SDSU) supports and promotes human rights research and education
at SDSU, as well as opportunities for engagement with human rights organizations in
San Diego County and in the San Diego-Tijuana binational area and beyond.
The center offers a Certificate in Human Rights that is open to all majors. It seeks to expand the understanding of human rights in a range of evolving social and regional contexts through a meaningful course of study. The films and speaker series organized by the center enrich students’ educational experience and awareness of pressing human rights issues that we face locally, nationally, and globally.
On Marginalization and the Limits of European Belonging
Join us for a presentation with Dr. Rucker-Chang who will challenge the seemingly inclusive nature of “Europe” and “European” while recognizing these concepts as limited and inflexible.
Student Testimonies
Students share their insights on how the Interdisciplinary Human Rights Certificate Program inspires forward thinking.
SDSU Library Collection on Human Rights
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