Minority rights and the power of art and protest amidst the pandemic

Minorities have been disproportionately negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and art and protest have been seminal to their fight for human rights. However, at the same time, their artistic freedom and cultural rights have been placed at severe risk.

Political Meaning and Significance of the Farmer's Protests in India - Public Seminar

Independent Expert on the rights of persons with albinism

Local vigils support Asian Americans in wake of Atlanta-area killings - The Boston Globe

Minority rights and the power of art and protest amidst the pandemic

Amid criticism, boycotts, China picks Uyghur athlete to light Olympic cauldron

Voices of protest, crying for change, ring across US, beyond

Frontiers Theoretical and methodological approaches to activism during the COVID-19 pandemic— between continuity and change

Top stories of 2020: The post-pandemic world, racial injustice and the urban research that can make cities more equitable, Kinder Institute for Urban Research

Police use of social media is under a microscope amid protests - CNET

Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights

Times coverage of anti-Asian racism during the pandemic - Los Angeles Times

Georgia Voting Law Is a Step Back for Blacks - WSJ

Policy Memo: Advancing Racial Equity in California State Government - Public Health Institute

RACIAL JUSTICE: The South's growing movement for change

Watch Plague at the Golden Gate, American Experience, Official Site