New FSU Major in Human Rights & Social Justice
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Welcome to CAHR
The Center for the Advancement of Human Rights (CAHR) is the university center where FSU helps advance the modern human rights movement!
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A Unique Place
The Center for the Advancement of Human Rights (CAHR) is a place where FSU students get hands-on experience in the human rights field.
Champions of Change - FSU on Combatting Human Trafficking
CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
- 425 West Jefferson Street
- Tallahassee, Florida 32301
- 850-644-4550
Advocacy
CAHR has represented hundreds of human rights clients seeking immigration relief.
Research
CAHR has been involved in leading research in the Anti-Trafficking field since 2002.
A short film honoring the Center for the Advancement of Human Rights’ 15-year anniversary and the vision of its founders, Sandy D’Alemberte and Bob Kerrigan.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Oct 8th
Screening of 'Las Abogadas' at the ASLC
A film screening followed by an informative panel discussion. Coffee and donuts will be provided! Doors open at 6:30 p.m.| Film starts at 7p.m. | Panel at 8:30 p.m.
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHTS
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"I am an honors student at Florida State University pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Criminology with minors in Political Science and Political Philosophy. I am highly determined to attend law school in the fall of 2024 to further my legal education."
Danielle Maresca
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"I graduated from FSU with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and a double major in Women’s Studies. She worked at the Center for the past two semesters. In the fall, I will be attending the University of Maryland Carey School of Law."
Danielle Basdekis
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"It was wonderful being a part of the CAHR immigration project. I got to learn different dimensions of human rights and gain experience in the field. Thank you so much for the support throughout. Students at FSU get to learn the life and violations faced by people around the world. It was a great learning experience."
Julia Stephen
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"Working at the Center for the Advancement of Human Rights has been an enriching experience. It has given me the opportunity to learn from the hard work and dedication of the Director, Coonan, and Project Manager, Vania Aguilar, who tirelessly work to protect the human rights of vulnerable populations."
Stephanie Solis
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