Carr-Ryan Center faculty, fellows, and affiliates bring cutting-edge expertise and research on global human rights issues, exploring:
- Notes from the New Frontier of Power: Our Technology & Human Rights Fellowship considers the global contest between surveillance capitalism and democracy.
- Racial Justice in the World: Insights into the global racial justice movement.
- LGBTQI+ Human Rights: Insights into the global LGBTQI+ human rights movement.
- Carr-Ryan Perspectives: Perspectives on current global human rights issues from the Carr-Ryan Center, its faculty, fellows, and affiliates.
- Event Recaps: Human rights insights from the Carr-Ryan Center’s events and guest speakers.
Director’s Message: Human Rights are for Everyone
Director’s Message: Human Rights are for Everyone
By Mathias Risse, Berthold Beitz Professor in Human Rights, Global Affairs, and Philosophy; Director of the Carr-Ryan Center for Human Rights
The First Shall be Last, and the Last Shall be First: The Inversion of Racial Justice in the Second Trump Administration
The First Shall be Last, and the Last Shall be First: The Inversion of Racial Justice in the Second Trump Administration
By Antonio L. Ingram II, Racial Justice Fellow (2025-26)
The Global Meanings of Indigeneity, and What to Learn from them For Our Ecological Crisis: Reflections on Indigenous Peoples Day 2025
The Global Meanings of Indigeneity, and What to Learn from them For Our Ecological Crisis: Reflections on Indigenous Peoples Day 2025
By Mathias Risse, Havard University
Queerness as a Battlefield: How Anti-Democrats Both Import & Export Hate
Queerness as a Battlefield: How Anti-Democrats Both Import & Export Hate
By Rémy Bonny & Diego Garcia Blum
