Jacqueline Bhabha – Ineffective Citizenship: The Engine of Global Child Trafficking
Jacqueline Bhabha, Harvard Law Scholar and human rights activist, gave this keynote speech at the symposium on Human Rights and Global Citizenship, sponsored jointly by UCSD's Eleanor Roosevelt and Thurgood Marshall Colleges on November 21st, 2008. She discusses the social and economic rights violations that lead children into situations of trafficking, and the legal and political obstacles to effective international protection once they have been trafficked.
Luis Valdez: Human Rights and Global Citizenship
Internationally acclaimed playwright, filmmaker and activist Luis Valdez discusses the problems of citizenship in the U.S. and the blending of cultures in the dynamic California social landscape. [2/2009]
Sponsors:
Eleanor Roosevelt College, Thurgood Marshall College, International Education Week, Helen Edison Lecture Series, Chancellor Marye Anne Fox, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs, Council of Provosts, UC San Diego Libraries, UCSD TV, Dean of Social Sciences, International, Comparative, and Area Studies (IICAS), Office of Research Affairs, Center for Iberian and Latin American Studies (CILAS), Department of Political Science, Department of Theatre and Dance, Law and Society Program, Department of Literature, Chicano and Latino Arts and Humanities Program (CLAH), Center for Comparative Immigration Studies (CCIS), Department of History