Events
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2023 RFK Compass Fall Investors Summit
Share With the recent influx of capital into AI, it is vital to consider the role investors play in advancing the positive potential of AI while mitigating existing and future societal harms. Join us, in partnership with Lucid Capitalism and BNY Mellon, and experts across the ecosystem to discuss key themes including the practical applications…
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Human Rights in Latin America: A Historical Perspective and Current Assessment
Share Join Joe Eldridge, founder of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) and longtime human rights activist, in a conversation about the history and current state of promoting and protecting human rights, democracy, social and economic justice in Latin America and the Caribbean. Register today!
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Back to School Happy Hour
Share Please join us for a virtual happy hour on Tuesday, September 19th, from 7:00-7:30 EST! Come share your plans for integrating human rights education in your school and community, ask questions, and meet other members and partners from our network during this monthly informal networking event. We look forward to connecting!
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Article 19 & Freedom of Opinion and Expression: A Conversation About Common Sense Solutions to Book Banning and Challenges
Share Join Peter Bromberg, Associate Director for EveryLibrary in a conversation about book banning and the implications for education and beyond.
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From Programming to Philanthropy: A Conversation About What we Need to Advance Women’s Human Rights
Share Join Zaynab Nawaz, Senior Director of Program and Learning with Women Moving Millions, and student moderator Angelina Pouhe, Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders, in a conversation about women’s human rights from programming to philanthropy. We will discuss the current state of women’s and girls’ rights, and the role the philanthropic community can…
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Book Club: 535 Not 1 by Richard Gephardt
Share Join us for the RFKHR Book Club Conversation on September 7 from 12-1 pm EDT / 9-10 am PT. We host these quarterly virtual gatherings to engage our members, amplify social justice activists, authors, and journalists, and provide a deep dive into our work This month’s selection, 535 Not 1, written by former Congressman…
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2024 RFK Compass Summer Investors Conference
June 10–13, 2024 at the Chatham Bars Inn and Kennedy Compound
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2023 Ripple of Hope Award Gala
Share Each year, the Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award honors exemplary leaders across government, business, advocacy, and entertainment who have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to social change and worked to protect and advance equity, justice, and human rights. We hope you’ll join us for this year’s Ripple of Hope Award Gala in New…
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Right to Protest: Global Reflections on the ACHPR Decision in the WOZA v. Zimbabwe Case
Share On Wednesday, July 19, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights and the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law are co-hosting a webinar where panelists will explore the significance of the WOZA decision to the understanding and practice of promoting and protecting the right to freedom of assembly in Zimbabwe and beyond. Moreover, as Zimbabwe heads towards…
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Book Club: The Third Reconstruction by Dr. Peniel E. Joseph
Share Join us for the RFKHR Board and Leadership Council Book Club Conversation on July 18 from 2-3 pm ET / 11 am – 12 pm PT. We host these quarterly virtual gatherings to engage our members, amplify social justice activists, authors, and journalists, and provide a deep dive into our work. This month’s selection,…
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Celebrating The Year One of Integrating RDN and RFKHR
Share Join us for a summer rooftop celebration of the integration of RDN and Sarah Gillman with RFK Human Rights. A seasoned attorney specializing in immigrants’ rights, Gillman’s work is expanding our U.S. advocacy and litigation efforts on key human rights issues, including reducing the size and scope of the mass incarceration system. You’ll hear…
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STTP Student Arts Showcase at Tribeca Film Festival
Share Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights partners with the Tribeca Film Festival to debut the works of our student finalists from our Speak Truth to Power video competition. In creating these short three- to five-minute videos, whether they be documentaries, narratives, or experimental films, students not only learn about human rights but also become champions…
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