Donia Human Rights Center
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Recent News
ASC director, Omolade Adunbi, speaks with the "Michigan Daily" about 2024 Wallenberg medalist and lecturer, Nnimmo Bassey
“He’s been a champion of environmental rights. Not only for the Niger Delta communities, where he comes from in Nigeria but also the entire Gulf of Guinea. He’s such an important figure for Nigeria, for Africa and for the global environmental movement."
Robert J. Donia Graduate Student Fellow Feature
Alexander McConnell's episode for the U-M History Department's Reverb Effect podcast.
The Donia Human Rights Center is a forum for intellectual exchange on issues around human rights among scholars, practitioners, students, and the broader public. We aim to promote deeper understanding of human rights issues in the contemporary world and to equip our constituents with the tools to tackle challenging human rights problems around the world. Toward that end, we invite leading practitioners and scholars to share their human rights insights and expertise gained through their experiences and research. Thanks to the generous support of the International Institute at the University of Michigan and our benefactors, we are able to sponsor various public events each year featuring prominent speakers in the field of human rights and to support educational activities such as exchange programs and curricular development. We invite students, faculty, and the public to join us for a stimulating and inspiring conversation!
We strive to support our students and faculty on the front lines of learning and research and to steward our planet, our community, our campus. To do this, the Donia Human Rights Center needs your support.
