Stay connected and informed on developments in human rights education, research, and advocacy. Visit this page to find the most current HRE-related events from around the world hosted by our partners, HRE leaders, and international experts.
If you have an event that you would like us to add, please email: info@hreusa.org & provide organization name, event title, cost, date, time & location along with the description of event.
Workshops & Webinars
HRE USA also hosts and sponsors an array of workshops and webinars on human rights-related topics and issues for educators and advocates.
Event Sponsorship
HRE USA welcomes opportunities to collaborate with partners to host innovative human rights education-oriented programs and events. If you are interested in collaborating with us or are seeking sponsorship for your event, please fill out this Sponsorship Request Form.
Past Events
You can view recordings from past HRE USA sponsored events here.
Upcoming Events
Teaching Climate Change with Moose
This workshop is a part of the Midwest Climate Collaborative’s Educator Community of Practice that showcases relevant topics that offer pathways to teach, talk, and lead on climate change in the Midwest. This speaker is based in the Midwest and the workshop highlights topics of interest identified by Midwest educators, but is open and applicable to many…
Just Updated: Next Generation Climate for Grades 6-8
Next Generation Climate is an interdisciplinary six-lesson climate change curriculum that uses the Next Generation Science Standards as a framework.
TAAS Module 5: Human Rights Education as a Response to Polarization
TAAS Module 5 will explore how Human Rights Education (HRE) equips educators and organizers to address controversial issues while promoting dialogue and free expression. Participants will learn strategies to engage diverse perspectives, mediate conflict, and create safe spaces for open discussion. The module highlights how HRE can reduce polarization, foster empathy, and encourage constructive civic…
IAHRE Conference 2026: Abstract Deadline Extended until November 17, 2025
We invite papers for the 2026 IAHRE Conference Re-imagining Human Rights Education in a Turbulent World. IAHRE 2026 is an interdisciplinary conference, and we welcome scholars from sociology, education, law, history, politics, geography and other relevant disciplines. Papers should review and critically reflect on human rights education policy and practice, child rights education and the…
TAAS Module 4: Freedom, Facts, and Filters: A Dialogue on Misinformation
TAAS Module 4 will explore how misinformation shapes public perception, the role of freedom of speech in digital spaces, and the responsibilities of governments, companies, and communities in safeguarding access to truthful information. Through facilitated dialogue, participants will reflect on their own relationship with digital platforms, critically evaluate sources, and consider how human rights education…
TAAS Module 3: Climate Justice, Action, and Human Rights: Protecting People and Planet in a Time of Crisis
TAAS Module 3 explores the intersection of climate change, civic engagement, and human rights. It frames climate justice as both an ecological and democratic issue, emphasizing how climate impacts disproportionately affect marginalized communities and how grassroots action can drive systemic change. Participants will examine environmental human rights, the role of youth and frontline communities, and…
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