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Features a collection of resources and media to strengthen knowledge and practice about social justice issues across Canada, and around the world.

Educate, Don’t Hate. Artwork by @MollyHankinson.Studio

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Teach-in For Reconciliation

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at the University of Manitoba, 2023. Photos courtesy of Mike Latschislaw.

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Missing the Bus: Indigenous Women and Two-Spirit Plus People and Public Transit in Western Canada

A taxi sits in front of the Greyhound bus depot on 6th Street in Brandon, Manitoba. The Greyhound building is up for sale. Photo courtesy of Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun.


About CHRR

Established in 2012

The Centre for Human Rights Research at the University of Manitoba brings together researchers and communities committed to intersectional research, scholarship, training, and programming on human rights and social justice issues.


Current Research Themes

The Centre for Human Rights Research leads and supports interdisciplinary research on broad human rights research themes.

The CHRR prioritizes research themes based in part on the human rights context in which we live, as well as the changing composition and interests of CHRR’s Research Affiliates.  

At the Forks Volume 2 cover

Feature Research Project

At The Forks

A meeting place for conversation and information about the intersection between Indigenous rights and human rights, with a focus on the prairies and its neighbours. Supported by the Centre for Human Rights Research, Mamawipawin, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC).


Latest Resource

Doing the Work: What Settlers need to know about the Residential School System: Infographic

In honour of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2024, the CHRR has created an infographic from the resource guide, Doing the Work: What Settlers need to know about the Residential School System. This infographic is meant to guide those…

October 01, 2024


From Our Blog

Image of still water surrounded by rock and trees.
Reflection

Rethinking how we approach research for water justice

By: Kiersten Sanderson (she/they) ‘Water and Climate Justice: Advancing Intersectional Approaches’, was held on May 27-28th, 2024 at the University of Manitoba. With funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, it was led…

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