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Marilyn Shuler Human Rights Initiative

The Marilyn Shuler Human Rights Initiative offers educational opportunities and advocacy skills for advancing human rights.

About the Initiative

Sparked by a gift from Idaho’s longtime human rights leader, Marilyn Shuler, to Boise State’s School of Public Service in 2017, the Initiative aims to offer several program offerings.

Academic program

The human rights certificate program in human rights education and advocacy that will complement any academic major, so that students might integrate the advancement of human rights into their vocations and avocations.

Open learning opportunities

Opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and community members to learn about human rights issues and advocacy outside of the normal classroom through teach-ins, panel discussions, speakers, and events.

Collaboration

Collaborative opportunities and resources for people and groups doing human rights work on campus and in the community- the Shuler Initiative seeks to complement rather than compete with other groups doing good work on human rights.

Program spotlights

Understand rights, advocate change

Student spotlight

Cydney's story

Course highlight

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Find more information

Email the initiative’s director, Lisa Meierotto: lisameierotto@boisestate.edu

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