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National Human Rights Cities Alliance Steering Committee members:*
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Current U.S.-Canada Human Rights Cities Alliance Steering Committee members:
*Molefi Askari- Ubuntu Institute for Community Development
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*Catherine Adams-Claflin University, Orangeburg, South Carolina
*Robin Benton- Chairman of Community Relations & Racial Equity, Neighborhood Association of Belnap Lookout (Grand Rapids), Antiracism TV
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*Molefi Askari-Executive Director, Ubuntu Institute for Community Development & Co-Director, US Human Rights Network
*Rachel Bergsieker- American Friends Service Committee-Washington DC
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*Madeline Baer, Occidental College
*Vickie Casanova Willis- National Conference of Black Lawyers
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*Lisa Borden, Senior Policy Council for International Advocacy, Southern Poverty Law Center
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*Tara Campbell, Executive President, Dayton United for Human Rights (DUHR) Coalition
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*Anthony Chase-Occidental College (Los Angeles)
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*Allan-Charles Chipman, Initiatives of Change
 
*Joshua Cooper- Director, Hawai'i Institute for Human Rights
 
*Joshua Cooper- Director, Hawai'i Institute for Human Rights
*Noel Didla- Jackson Human Rights Institute, Tougaloo College
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*Tamar Ezer- University of Miami, Faculty Director, Human Rights Program & Associate Director, Human Rights Clinic
*Johnaca Dunlap-  Ubuntu Institute for Community Development
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*Jacob Flowers-American Friends Service Committee-Southern Region
*Jacob Flowers- American Friends Service Committee-Regional director, US South
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*Michael Goodhart- Pittsburgh Human Rights City Alliance & University of Pittsburgh
*Rachel Fowler- Turn South: Southern Women for Change
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*Kristi Heather Kenyon, Program Director, Human Rights, Global College, University of Winnipeg
*Alex Lawson, Hope Enterprise Corporation, Jackson MS
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*Tina Kempin Reuter, Director, Institute for Human Rights, University of Alabama at Birmingham
*Aaron Oravillo, Commissioner, City of Seattle Human Rights Commission
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*Rebecca Landy-Independent Human Rights Consultant
*Vincenzo Pasquantonio, former Director of the Office of Human Rights and Equity for the City of New Orleans
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*Robert Robinson- Senior Advisor, Partners for Dignity and Rights & Adjunct Professor of Urbanism, New School University
*Francisco J. Rivera Juaristi- International Human Rights Clinic, Santa Clara University School of Law
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*Jackie Smith- Pittsburgh Human Rights City Alliance & University of Pittsburgh
*Salvador Sarmiento- Washington D.C. Coalition for Immigrant Rights and Sanctuary City Effort
 
*Michael Scott- Equity Matters
 
*Jackie Smith- Pittsburgh Human Rights City Alliance
 
*M. Thandabantu Iverson- Organization for Human Rights and Democracy
 
*Shahrzad Sajadi- Boston Human Rights City Initiative
 
*Yolande Tomlinson- Organization for Human Rights and Democracy
 
 
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''Institutional affiliations listed are for identification purposes only''
 
 
 
''Past Steering Committee Members''<br/>
 
Jean-Louis Peta Ikambana- American Friends Service Committee & Washington DC Human Rights City Steering Committee<br/>
 
Onaje Muid- International Human Rights Association for American Minorities<br/>
 
Michael Santos- National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty<br/>
 

Latest revision as of 14:48, 5 November 2024

Current U.S.-Canada Human Rights Cities Alliance Steering Committee members:

  • Catherine Adams-Claflin University, Orangeburg, South Carolina
  • Molefi Askari-Executive Director, Ubuntu Institute for Community Development & Co-Director, US Human Rights Network
  • Madeline Baer, Occidental College
  • Lisa Borden, Senior Policy Council for International Advocacy, Southern Poverty Law Center
  • Tara Campbell, Executive President, Dayton United for Human Rights (DUHR) Coalition
  • Anthony Chase-Occidental College (Los Angeles)
  • Allan-Charles Chipman, Initiatives of Change
  • Joshua Cooper- Director, Hawai'i Institute for Human Rights
  • Tamar Ezer- University of Miami, Faculty Director, Human Rights Program & Associate Director, Human Rights Clinic
  • Jacob Flowers-American Friends Service Committee-Southern Region
  • Michael Goodhart- Pittsburgh Human Rights City Alliance & University of Pittsburgh
  • Kristi Heather Kenyon, Program Director, Human Rights, Global College, University of Winnipeg
  • Tina Kempin Reuter, Director, Institute for Human Rights, University of Alabama at Birmingham
  • Rebecca Landy-Independent Human Rights Consultant
  • Robert Robinson- Senior Advisor, Partners for Dignity and Rights & Adjunct Professor of Urbanism, New School University
  • Jackie Smith- Pittsburgh Human Rights City Alliance & University of Pittsburgh