The NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights serves as a partner of Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, together sponsoring and leading discussions and workshops convening business thought leaders from around the world to focus on companies addressing human rights challenges in business operations.
Our work together in Louisiana aims to reduce the harms of mass incarceration.
Collaborates to increase and enhance the impact of STTP resources through digital initiatives and new outreach sources.
We collaborated to bring Stella Nyanzi’s case before the U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
Together, we amplify the power of directly impacted people by providing the tools and resources to self-organize and advocate for their communities.
Collaborates to bring human rights education to Baltimore opportunity youth through the arts and creative expression.
We joined forces to litigate the cases of Janeth Paola Soto Betancourt et al. v. Mexico and Bonfilio Rubio Villegas v. Mexico.
Working in tandem with local organizers across the country to free people from pretrial detention.
Leveraging equity ownership in some of the world’s largest and most powerful companies, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights works with ICCR to identify and mitigate social and environmental risks resulting from corporate operations and policies.
We partnered with CEDIMAC to seek justice for victims of gender-based violence and impunity in the cases of Silvia Elena Rivera Morales et al. v. Mexico and Cristina Escobar González v. Mexico.
Our landmark litigation and high-impact advocacy empowers communities to change the unjust legal system.
Partners on the launch and management of the Speak Truth to Power Video Contest. In addition, STTP lesson plans are featured on AFT’s “Share My Lesson” platform.
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