Strategising online activism: a toolkit
This toolkit is resource for human rights activists who are keen to develop their online activism and want to know where and how to to start.
This toolkit is resource for human rights activists who are keen to develop their online activism and want to know where and how to to start.
An overview of research on and practical examples of open source tools for libraries.
The International Thesaurus of Refugee Terminology is now available as an interactive and searchable tool online, in English, French and Spanish.
The collection “Human rights organizations: emblematic documents” covers certain moments in the history of the human rights organizations which compose Memoria Abierta, with representative documents referring to events, activities and debates.
It consists of over 50 documents which, together with information relating to the context in which they were produced, provide a trajectory of these organizations, the strategies adopted in each stage, their standpoints when faced with different situations and the joint activities developed. This collection, moreover, aspires to categorize the value of the files insofar as learning the history of our country is concerned.
International congress about the importance of archives for human rights, good governance, formation of the nation state and national identity.
The Center for Human Rights Documentation & Research (CHRDR), part of Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, is pleased to announce the development of the Human Rights Web Archive. As part of Columbia’s larger initiative to collect free and at-risk web resources, the Human Rights Web Archive is dedicated to preserving web-based information of importance to the global community of human rights researchers, students, policymakers and advocates.