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The Human Rights Research and Education Centre (HRREC) is deepening its exploration of the connections between the arts and human rights with this new online series. The series aims to advance critical conversations and collaborative research, and activities involving the arts and human rights.

The Human Rights Research and Education Centre (HRREC) is deepening its exploration of the connections between the arts and human rights with this new online series. The series aims to advance critical conversations and collaborative research, and activities involving the arts and human rights.
On February 4 2026 I hosted on behalf of HRREC, University of Ottawa, a virtual multidisciplinary conversation about eliminating plastic pollution entitled Forging multidisciplinary alliances in the Plasticocene.
Scientists, ecologists, artists, environmental NGOs, international negotiators, and human rights advocates shared their knowledge, experience, and strategies to develop multidisciplinary approaches for raising awareness about and addressing the problem of plastic pollution.
Forging multidisciplinary alliances in the plasticocene
This document contains the program, questions and provocations for discussion, and short biographical notes and areas of interest for each confirmed participant.
Take a virtual tour of the pop-up exposition
Milieux Video Production Studio (EV-10-760), Concordia Engineering And Visual Arts (EV) Bldg., 1515 Saint-Catherine St W., Montreal.
Join Oonagh Fitzgerald in this interactive pop-up arts and crafts exposition to explore those nagging questions about how to make art in times of global crisis.
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It will be messy but you are welcome to drop by while we are setting up the show!
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Come and view the art exposition and participate in arts-based discussions and arts and crafting!
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Join an Arts and Crafting Workshop About Human Rights Catastrophes
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Join a Cartooning and Human Rights Workshop
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Drop by to catch the end of the exposition and witness its deconstruction!
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Concordia MFA graduate and art teacher Sophia Boyadjian will join me for a workshop on crafting \ artmaking about human rights catastrophes on Wednesday April 30th at 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Omid Milani is a human rights scholar, multimedia artist, and the founding director of CONTEKST—a community-based research project on the Image & Law’s relationship. His work explores the intersections of law, aesthetics, and state violence, with a focus on creative and interdisciplinary approaches to human rights. He has curated Images of Justice, a yearly satirical cartoon series, mobilizing art to provoke critical dialogue on justice and social transformation.
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