Tracking Rights Fulfillment in the Human Rights Measurement Initiative
Thursday, February 24, 2022
3:00 pm – 4:30 pm EST/GMT-5 Online Event
3 pm New York l 9 pm Vienna
The University of Connecticut Human Rights Institute invites OSUN members to attend a panel discussion on the Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI), co-founded by Susan Randolph, Emerita Professor of Economics at UConn.
HRMI is a global collaborative venture between human rights practitioners, researchers, academics, and other supporters to measure performance on 13 key human rights metrics internationally. In this workshop, the HRMI team will provide an overview of the methodology underpinning their innovative metrics, demonstrate the rights tracker (a key tool of their impact strategy), and highlight several new endeavors.
Panelists:
Anne-Marie Brook, Co-Founder and Vision & Strategy Lead (based at Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Institute in New Zealand)
Annie Watson, Children's Rights Co-Lead (based at Middle Georgia State University)
Chad Clay, Co-Founder and Methodology Research and Design Lead (based at University of Georgia)
Susan Randolph, Co-founder and Economic and Social Rights Lead (based in Connecticut and Oregon)
Matt Rains, Civil and Political Rights Lead (based at University of Georgia)
Thalia Kehoe Rowden, Strategy and communication Lead (based at Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Institute in New Zealand)
Elizabeth Kaletski, Children's Rights Co-Lead (based at Ithaca College)
Register here for this online event.
Website: https://events.zoom.us/ev/APVOuMZrGHBkvKEMUEWqccEf85hqEmcA9fSnLIglDNB5nW8mfp9kTv1292QBMZPUdb57ABE?lmt=1643923570000