Léonard Ouellette – Para que nadie quede atrás

Par Léonard Ouellette J’ai toujours de la difficulté à raconter mes voyages lorsque je reviens d’une longue aventure comme celle que je viens...
September 19, 2025

Faith Dehghan – A Postcard From South Africa

By Faith Dehghan South Africa is frequently portrayed as a dangerous country, with numerous travel advisories discouraging visits. While it’s true that you...
September 16, 2025

“Big things come in small packages”: Revisiting an old cliché

By Rae Aquino Halifax is a small place. Granted, it is the largest city in Atlantic Canada. But having grown up in the...
September 7, 2025

The key to this business is personal relationships

I didn’t expect that a film would inspire my internship blog post. But then again, I didn’t expect a lot of things about...
September 2, 2025

Carina Cutillo – “There Is No Advocacy Without Activism”: Lessons From My Time At Lawyers for Human Rights

By Carina Cutillo I went into this summer hoping to reconnect to the law. To excite myself about being a lawyer and remind...
August 31, 2025

On Indigeneity and Guesthood: Lessons from the Tagbanwa Ancestral Domain

By Athena Nikolis I had been working at the Ateneo Human Rights Center (AHRC) for nearly two months when my supervisor invited me...
August 31, 2025

Juliette Vermes-Monty – Dialogues interaméricains

Par Juliette Vermes-Monty Avant de commencer mon stage à la Cour interaméricaine des droits de l’homme, j’espérais surtout approfondir mes connaissances sur le...
August 24, 2025

Faith Dehghan – The Cost of Wearing Green and Gold

By Faith Dehghan I’ve never truly understood the undying passion sports fans feel for their team until I attended a Springboks game. Rugby...
August 22, 2025

Darius Jamal – From Coffee Cherries to Courtrooms in Rural Kenya

For the past two months, I’ve been living in Kianyaga, a small rural town on the slopes of Mount Kenya. Known for producing...
August 20, 2025

Annica Dickens — Mental Borders: How Legal Fictions Limit Our Imagination

By Annica Dickens I write about rivers I have not yet visited—not for lack of desire or feasibility, but because legal fictions hold...
July 18, 2025

Dignity in the Dining Room: A Right or Luxury?

By Brett Mazliach Early Lessons from my Internship I never imagined I’d say this: I just ate arctic char soup with a Canadian...
July 15, 2025

Ricardo Lamour – What Sits with Me: Reflections on Writing my First Gladue Report

By Ricardo Lamour For Sale. Baby Shoes. Never Worn. These were the words spoken three quarters into my first meeting with my supervisor at...
July 10, 2025

Patricia Betts – From the Office to the Trails

By Patricia Betts - Before I started this internship in May 2025, I had never been west of Strathroy, Ontario, a small town...
July 10, 2025

Ronan van Rooij – A love letter to Gambian cuisine

View from the beach in Brufut By Ronan van Rooij When one arrives in the Gambia one is met with profound hospitality and...
June 25, 2025