Resilience in Human Rights Executive Summary

by jade | Nov 29, 2025

Resilience in Human Rights Executive Summary Co-researchers: Lucia Nader, Tania Correa, Catherine Shutt and Ashley F. Thomas1 Research carried out between February 2023 and April 2024 Over the last decade, funders and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) around the...

Resilience for Activists in Repressive Settings (2022)

by jade | Jul 30, 2025

Resilience for Activists in Repressive Settings – A Literature Review Biz Herman, Alden Farrar, Margaret Satterthwaite, Adam D. Brown This paper presents a review of the literature on what resilience looks like for activists in repressive settings. We divide the...

Safer Viewing: A Study of Secondary Trauma Mitigation Techniques in Open Source Investigations

by mridul80 | Jun 2, 2025

Safer Viewing: A Study of Secondary Trauma Mitigation Techniques in Open Source Investigations Elise Baker, Eric Stover, Rohini Haar, Andrea Lampros, and Alexa Koenig, Health and Human Rights Journal (May 2020) Human rights investigators often review graphic imagery...

Wellbeing Inspires Welldoing: How Changemakers’ Inner Wellbeing Influences Their Work, Severns Guntzel, J. & Murphy Johnson, N. (2020)

by mridul80 | May 31, 2025

Wellbeing Inspires Welldoing: How Changemakers’ Inner Wellbeing Influences Their Work Severns Guntzel, J. & Murphy Johnson, N. (2020) Those working in social change are tackling the world’s most urgent issues like climate change and inequality. But...

Crucial need to improvemental health research and training for humanrights advocates (June 2018)

by jade | May 28, 2025

Crucial need to improve mental health research and training for human rights advocates Rohini Bagrodia, Sarah Knuckeyb, Margaret L Satterthwaite, Ria Singh Sawhney, Adam D Brown There is an urgent need to better understand the mental health risks faced by human rights...