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To the Righthouse

by Global Campus of Human Rights

Much as a Lighthouse warns of dangers and guides travellers towards safety, our Righthouse alerts to risks for human rights and points towards secure protection. Like the Lighthouse of literary fame, our Righthouse symbolises the difference between what is desirable and what is real, with multiple points of views in between, the longing for something both enlightening and difficult to reach: a destination, stability, a solution.

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S6.1 - ‘The People are the Superintelligence’: How AI affects political deliberation and democracy

The opening episode features Audrey Tang in an inspiring conversation on how digital technology can empower people, bridge divides and renew democracy. Moving from fragme

Sep 28
28 min

S6.2 - Is AI Causing or Reducing Global Inequalities?

The series continues with a powerful conversation on AI, access and global inequality. Focused on the so-called digital divide and responses emerging across the Global Ma

Sep 28
42 min

S6.3 - Regulate and Build: The EU's past, present and future in and with AI

This episode offers essential insights on the EU AI Act and what it means for the future of trustworthy AI. Our guests unpack the benefits and challenges of risk-based re

Sep 28
40 min

S6.4 - University Teaching and Learning in an AI World

This episode takes listeners inside today’s AI-shaped university world. As our host and guest explore AI’s growing presence in teaching, learning and academic life, they

Sep 28
42 min

S6.5 - Friend or Foe: Children and Young People and AI 

The series concludes with a timely episode on the vital role of young people in AI governance. Joined by two guests representing youth initiatives from Pakistan and the U

Sep 28
25 min

S5.5 - Empowering through remembrance

We conclude the series with a powerful episode on memorialization in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The conversation explores how memorialization itself becomes a form of justi

May 21
43 min

S5.4 - Demanding justice

This episode explores how survivors and activists in Ireland are confronting institutional abuse through memorialization, legal action, education, and movement lawyering.

May 21
47 min

S5.3 - Transforming experiences

This episode highlights how the Mukwege Foundation and its survivor-led Red Lineinitiative are advancing a holistic, rights-based response to conflict-relatedsexual viole

May 21
30 min

S5.2 - Connecting voices

The series continues with a powerful episode exploring the Quipu Project and its workamplifying the voices of Peruvian women affected by forced sterilizations. Through s

May 21
19 min

S5.1 - Solidarity networks

What happens when surviving enforced disappearance becomes the spark for a global fight for justice? In the first episode of this series, Thomas Unger sits down with Ram

May 21
37 min

S.4.1 -Music and human rights: amplifying the resonances

The first episode of Sounds of Justice teases out the different dimensions of the relationship between music and human rights. The four guests, all co-editors of the Rout

Mar 18
46 min

S.4.2- Music and liberation politics in the African diaspora

Music has been central to how people of African descent – in the United States and across the diaspora – have imagined and demanded justice . From Paul Robeson and Nina S

Mar 18
30 min

S.4.3-Soundscapes of resilience in India and Palestine

This episode of Sounds of Justice highlights two contexts where music has long voiced struggles for justice and human rights. From‘rebellious music gatherings’ spearhead

Mar 18
42 min

s.4.4-Instruments of abuse: weaponizing music in human rights violations

This episode of the fourth series in the Global Campus “To the Righthouse” podcast programme explores how music has been used as an instrument of human rights abuse in di

Mar 18
37 min

S.4.5-More-than-human rights: the music of nature and the nature of music

This episode of Sounds of Justice, the fourth series in the Global Campus “To the Righthouse” podcast programme, explores how listening to the sounds of the more-than-hum

Mar 18
38 min

S3.8 - Reimagining governance

Politics and human rights or politics through human rights? We conclude this series with a conversation with Anja Mihr* focusing on the difference between ‘politics and

Jul 29 2024
42 min

S3.7 - Reimagining actors

On the relevance of meaningful participation of stakeholders in politics One way to reimagine politics is to go through re-imagining the actual involvement of different

Jul 22 2024
41 min

S3.6 - Reimaging power

About the interplay between geopolitics and human rights Current geopolitical tensions play a very relevant role in politics, but what is the role of human rights there?

Jul 15 2024
41 min

S3.5 - Reimagining influence

How can National Human Rights Institutions (NHRI) impact on politics? We continue the series with a conversation about spheres of influence in politics. We do this toget

Jul 8 2024
31 min

S3.4 - Reimagining spaces

The importance of making room for rights-based politics In this episode, recorded during the FRA FORUM in Vienna, we focus on practicing human rights-based politics in i

Jul 1 2024
28 min

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