2023 Knowledge Laboratory for Doctoral and Post-doctoral Students: Human Rights and Sustainability

Human rights are essential for protecting the inherent dignity and worth of every individual, promoting social justice by identifying and challenging social inequalities, discrimination, and oppression. Human rights also strengthen sustainability and advocate for transformative change by contributing to more just and equitable societies. We face a range of environmental, social, and economic challenges that threaten our ability to continue living and thriving on this planet. It is more important than ever before that we conserve and protect our natural resources ecosystems; ensure that everyone has access to basic necessities such as clean water, food, and shelter; promote economic growth and stability; promote the efficient use of resources and the development of renewable resources to reduce waste and preserve resources for future generations, and mitigate against climate change. Rights based strategies are fundamental to address these threats to human dignity and well-being. This knowledge lab intends to bring together like minded individuals and enthusiasts to address the topical matters of human rights as well as sustainability through a variety of conceptual and methodological classes specifically catering to a better understanding of how to analyse these concepts through comparative research.

This year’s school takes place virtually from 06 November to 17 November 2023.

Call for application is closed. More details about the application procedure, requirements, attendance etc. can be found here: Knowledge Lab 2023

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Schedule

 

 

06

November 2023

Human Rights and Sustainability and global governance


3:00pm-5:00pm CET

Prof. Dr. Suzy Graham

The human right to water


5:15pm-7:15pm CET

07

November 2023

Human rights


3:00pm-5:00pm CET

Prof. Dr. Nkatha Murungi

Linking human rights and the SDGs


5:15pm-7:15pm CET

Prof. Dr. Harlan Koff

08

November 2023

Infographics as a means to communicate science


3:00 pm-5:00pm CET

Dr. Rachel Reckinger

Infographics workshop


5:15pm-7:15pm CET

Dr. Julia Ros Cuéllar

Dr. Sandra Häbel

09

November 2023

Feedback on 10-minute student presentations


3:00pm-7:15pm CET

Prof. Dr. Harlan Koff

Prof. Dr. Suzy Graham

10

November 2023

Mental wellness during the doctoral and postdoc phase


3:00pm-5:00pm CET

 

Infographics workshop


5:15pm-7:15pm CET

Dr. Julia Ros Cuéllar

Dr. Sandra Häbel

13

November 2023

Gender and afro-feminism


3:00pm-5:00pm CET

Dr. Dikeledi Mokoena

System crises effects on human rights and sustainability


5:15pm-7:15pm CET

Prof. Dr. Claudia Puerta Silva

14

November 2023

Policy coherence for development


3:00pm-5:00pm CET

Dr. Julia Ros Cuéllar

Infographics workshop


5:15pm-7:15pm CET

Dr. Julia Ros Cuéllar

Dr. Sandra Häbel

15

November 2023

Food security


3:00pm-5:00pm CET

Dr. Gamu Mutezo

Infographics workshop


5:15pm-7:15pm CET

16

November 2023

Povety and economic development


3:00pm-5:00pm CET

Prof. Dr. Conchita d’Ambrosio

Trade, business and human rights


5:15pm-7:15pm CET

Prof. Dr. Jacobo Ramirez

17

November 2023

Ocean governance and maritime rights


3:00pm-5:00pm CET

Prof. Dr. Lisa Otto

Reflection Session


5:15pm-7:15pm CET

Dr. Sandra Häbel