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J78 International Association for Human Rights Education Annual Conference 2024

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Date of Event19th April 2024

Last Booking Date for this Event19th April 2024

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The International Association for Human Rights Education (IAHRE) was established in June 2023 at the 15th International Conference for Education and Democratic Citizenship (ICEDC) held at University College Dublin. Its goal is to support the development of human rights education research, scholarship and practice internationally. IAHRE has its own scholarly journal, the award-winning Human Rights Education Review, founded in 2018.  

The ICEDC annual conference was set up as a meeting place for scholars, researchers, graduate students, education policymakers, and civil society activists from across Europe and internationally. Since 2019, it has been complemented by the WERA International Research Network on Human Rights Education, coordinated by Professors Audrey Osler and Hugh Starkey which in collaboration with Human Rights Education Review has run an international webinar series. The IAHRE International Conference aims to build on this experience, providing all with a unique opportunity to present and discuss current research and policy relating to human rights education and to questions of human rights within education.

Attendee CategoryCost   
1) Membership of IAHRE.£50.00Book Event[Read More]
2) Conference Registration IAHRE Members.£220.00Book Event[Read More]
3) Conference Registration Non Member.£250.00Book Event[Read More]

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