May Day 2013, the recent collapse of a garment factory on top of hundreds of workers in Bangladesh just five
Category Archives: New Resources
Slingshot Collective
A recent acquisition to the Archives’ Alternative Press Collection is Slingshot, a radical journal published by
CIRI Human Rights Data Project
The Cingranelli-Richards (CIRI) Human Rights Data project is now hosted at UConn! The project, beginning in
eBooks on Human Rights topics
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Besides acquiring print books, the UConn Libraries is acquiring many ebooks that can be
Library Acquisitons for Human Rights and other news
Hello everyone,
My name is Marisol Ramos and as many of you know me, I am
Farewells and New Additions
As of June 30, I will be leaving my position as Curator for Human Rights
New Tactics in Human Rights Online Diaglog on “Monitoring Accountability for Human Rights,” May 18 to 24, 2011
New Tactics and its featured resource practitioners will hold an on-line dialogue on Front Line
New Source for Info on Human Rights Books
The editors of the “New Books Network” (http://newbooksnetwork.com) are seeking one or more hosts for
Alternative Press Collection LibGuide Links
The inherently decentralized and accessible nature of the internet has provided activists and underground press
CIRI Human Rights Data Project
The Cingranelli-Richards (CIRI) Human Rights Data project is now hosted at UConn! The project, beginning in 2004 at SUNY at Binghampton, was created as a collaborative project with UConn and the University of Georgia to provide measureable datasets on 15 human rights in 195 different countries. Dr. David Richards of the Human Rights Institute at UConn has worked extensively on the project since 2010, and is responsible for bringing the data to the Archives & Special Collections for hosting.
This dataset has been accessed by such global entities as the World Bank who view progress through quantitative figures. The CIRI website allows researchers to search by specific indicators and specific countries to measure the effects of rights observed. The database can be accessed through the following URL: http://www.humanrightsdata.org/