Biennial Report 2020-22
2020-22 saw us into our second decade as a research centre. The background to this was the pandemic, which presented many challenges. We adapted and supported each other.
2020-22 saw us into our second decade as a research centre. The background to this was the pandemic, which presented many challenges. We adapted and supported each other.
We wrote our report in tumultuous times which reminded us of the importance of critical perspectives. We take a moment to highlight ten such contributions over ten years.
2016-2018 saw changes at CGHR that affirmed its multi-disciplinary credentials in Cambridge. Ella and Sharath's initiative to start a podcast 'Declarations' is proving to be a success.
CGHR welcomed a Wellcome Trust project on health and technology. It has also seen the development of Ella McPherson’s work on Human Rights in the Digital Age.
CGHR's five-year anniversary event showcased how interdisciplinary research is vital to human rights. The Centre launched the theme 'Human Rights in the Digital Age'.
CGHR has combined interdisciplinary work with policy over the last five years. Under Dr Srinivasan, the Centre has built partnerships that ensure dissemination of this important work.
The CGHR's profile is rising due to work in the Cambridge-Africa Programme and beyond. Its team have support from the Cambridge-Africa Alborada and the Vice Chancellor’s Discretionary Funds.
2016-2018 saw new directions and exciting changes at CGHR. As the new Co-Directors of the centre, we have broadened the leadership from our home in POLIS, Sharath’s department,…
The CGHR has become a forum for work on human rights in Africa. CGHR welcomes Dr Gagliardone and Dr Brisset-Foucault researching technology and political change in Africa.