Sam Barrak's RA for Professor Timothy Patrick McCarthy. Sam works with Tim on an extensive landscape analysis of the backlashes against and unfinished work of... Read more about Sam Barrak
Research Assistant, Renewing Rights & Responsibilities in the US
Katie Stenclik is a Master in Public Policy 2020 candidate at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Her policy interests include economic justice, racial... Read more about Katie Stenclik
Research Assistant, Renewing Rights & Responsibilities in the US
Kadijatou (Kadija) Diallo is a first-year Master in Public Policy student at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Kadija was born in Guinea but claims... Read more about Kadijatou Diallo
Inayat Anaita Sabhikhi is associated with the citizens’ campaigns for the Right to Food, Social Security and Right to Information in India. She aims to...
Enrique Gasteazoro is a Mason Fellow and MPA Candidate at the Harvard Kennedy School. He is currently on a leave of absence from his role as General...
Aniko is a human rights defender from Budapest, Hungary. For the past eight years, she has been working for the Refugee Program of the Hungarian Helsinki...
Morgan Pratt is committed to advancing human rights and democratizing international institutions and systems. This focus began during an international... Read more about Morgan Pratt
Angelo Paolo Kalaw SYPA work: “The Venezuelan Migration Wave to Bogota, Colombia: Scaling Up Local Response and Innovating Towards Better Urban... Read more about Angelo Paolo Kalaw
Internship Funding Recipient Akina Mama wa Afrika, Uganda
Salima Etoka is a MPP student at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, a Harry S. Truman Scholar, and alumna of Trinity College. Before HKS, she worked in... Read more about Salima Etoka
The Carr Center is delighted to welcome Mark Fallon, the author of Unjustifiable Means: The Inside Story of How the CIA, Pentagon and US Government Conspired to Torture, to discuss his book and work with the US Government.
Faculty members at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy published a series of groundbreaking books in 2017, addressing diverse policy issues from the role of women in Rwanda's post-conflict reconciliation; the prevalence of human trafficking and modern slavery; to making human rights work in the 21st century.
Ryan Family Professor of Human Rights Policy Kathryn Sikkink, ...
The Carr Center is delighted to welcome Mark Fallon, the author of Unjustifiable Means: The Inside Story of How the CIA, Pentagon and US Government Conspired to Torture, to discuss his book and work with the US Government.
