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Advancing Transformative Human Rights Education Appendix D to the Report of the Global Citizenship Commission

Monisha Bajaj, Beniamino Cislaghi, and Gerry Mackie*

* Authors are listed in alphabetical order. They contributed equally to the work. Gerry Mackie is the corresponding author.

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Monisha Bajaj, EdD, [email protected] Associate Professor, International and Multicultural Education Program Coordinator, Human Rights Education Master’s Program University of San Francisco, California, USA Ben Cislaghi, PhD [email protected] PhD, International Development, University of Leeds, UK (2013) Lecturer in Gender and Social Norms, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (2016) Gerry Mackie, PhD, [email protected] Associate Professor of Political Science Co-Director, Center on Global Justice University of California, San Diego, USA

The authors thank the NYU Office of the President; the Global Citizenship Commission; the Minderoo Foundation; Fonna Forman (GCC and CGJ-UCSD); the Director of Research and Secretary to the Global Citizenship Commission, Andrew Hilland; the editorial team at Open Book Publishers; external reviewers Diane Gillespie, André Keet, Felisa Tibbitts; the human rights education NGOs People’s Watch (India), Tostan (Africa), Corpovisionarios (Colombia); the participants in their programs; and all the human rights learners in the world.

Contents

I. Introduction

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The UDHR and Human Rights Education for All

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The UDHR and HRE since 1948

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Transformative Human Rights Education

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Advancing Transformative Human Rights Education

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Preview

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II. History

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Emergence

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Definitions

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Existing Domains and Models

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Transformative Human Rights Education

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III. Principles of Transformative HRE (THRED)

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Introduction

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Goal of THRED

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THRED Pedagogy

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THRED in Multiple Educational Contexts 

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THRED Cosmopolitan Approach to Enculturating Human Right