Undergraduate Human Rights Journal

Our Mission:

The Yale Journal of Human Rights is an undergraduate journal that publishes articles related to human rights issues. The journal provides a platform and space for students to engage with, advocate, and discuss human rights topics.

Our Activities:

October Writing Workshop Advocacy or Activism On October 11, the Yale Human Rights Journal will be hosting writing workshops for any affiliated writers and anyone interested. Teach in: "The Criminalization of Student Protest" Advocacy or Activism On 10.02.24, The Yale Human Rights Journal will be hosting a teach in with Professor Roderick Ferguson for a conversation on The Criminalization of Student Protest. It will be at 7 pm at the MENACC (305 Crown St) November Writing Workshop Advocacy or Activism On November 15 the Yale Journal of Human Rights will be hosting a November Writing Workshop for all affiliated writers and anyone interested. Issue Sprint: Fall Edition Advocacy or Activism This will be an event for all affiliated writers of the Yale Journal of Human Rights. On this day we will finish the rest of the fall issue. Teach in: Hosted by World Fellows Advocacy or Activism We are Hosting a teach in on November 7 that will be taught by world fellows at the Jackson School

Student Leaders:

Aly Moosa - Co-Coordinator/Co-President Daliya Ali El Abani - Co-Coordinator/Co-President

How others get involved:

Any Yale undergraduate who desires to get involved with the journal can be a writer, an advising editor, or a forum and event planner by reaching out to us through our Instagram or email at editorsinchief@yalehrj.org. We host launch parties and forums open to non-members as well where they can approach any of us to get started. Any professors and World Fellows are also welcome to join our faculty advising board.