Law: Urban Morgan Institute for Human Rights Conference

Join the Urban Morgan Institute for Human Rights at the University of Cincinnati Donald P. Klekamp College of Law for a two-day conference bringing together leading voices in human rights. This event, “Human Rights 2026: Current Challenges & Strategies,” will address urgent global challenges and strategies for social justice through panels and presentations; along with networking opportunities for alumni, students, and the public to engage with renowned human rights experts and practitioners. Conference highlights will include sessions on Islamophobia; global LGBTQIA+ issues; corporations and human rights; immigration; the environment; human trafficking; human rights and the arts; and other topics, including “The Art of Judging,” featuring the UMI's Arthur Russell Morgan fellows now serving as judges, as well as a special presentation of the play Lemkin’s House by playwright Catherine Filloux. Featured presenters will include alumni, guests, faculty, and more.

This conference offers a unique chance to learn from and connect with international changemakers; explore pressing human rights topics; and contribute to advancing global justice. Whether you’re a student, alumnus, practitioner, or member of the public, your voice is vital in shaping the future of human rights.

This event is complimentary; however, advance registration is required by Monday, Oct. 26. 

This event is open to all University of Cincinnati alumni, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, sexual orientation, or any other class or status protected by applicable law.