‘My Country is My Prison’ is a limited podcast series about Ireland’s so-called ‘historical’ institutional abuses. It will explore a number of issues pertaining to these institutions through the lens of human rights law. As a means of educating young people and others who are unfamiliar with these ongoing human rights violations, we aim to explain them in simple terms.
Master of Laws (LLM) students have developed the five-episode
series “My Country is My Prison.”
Welcome to the Pathologists in Profile podcast. In this podcast series, we’ll chat with incredibly inspiring people working across the 17 pathology specialties. We’ll release two episodes each month featuring the same guest speaker. In part one, we will explore the life and career of our podcast guest, and in part two, we’ll be delving […]
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Music teacher Rob Bentley recently launched a new podcast, the Hanford Insider, in partnership with the Carnegie Museum of Kings County. Each episode usually features a community member, Bentley, to interview. Bentley has featured Hanford Joint Union High School District Superintendent Victor Rosa, City of Hanford Community Relations Manager Brian Johnson, and others in the […]
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America is now home to over 80,000 refugees. Their lives continue, but our news feeds are full of stories about today’s crisis. Now, these evacuees live beside us, trying to make ends meet, find housing, gain acceptance, adapt to a new culture, and become valued community members. Stranger Becomes Neighbor follows them, and we meet […]
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