Dear Global Campus Alumni,
We are pleased to share a new set of updates and developments from across the Global Campus Alumni network, highlighting alumni leadership, knowledge production and upcoming initiatives.
We regularly share opportunities, activities and initiatives across the Global Campus network that are relevant to alumni. Keeping your profile up-to-date helps us connect you with initiatives that match your location, interests and work.
We invite you to add your details here:
🔗 https://forms.gle/iyAcBeoMr8NviRAL7
The 2025 cycle of alumni-led cross-regional projects has officially kicked off. 14 initiatives reflect the diversity and thematic breadth of alumni engagement across regions.
Selected 2025–26 projects address issues including:
Climate justice, children’s rights, business and human rights, gender equality, extractive industries, migration, democratic participation, unpaid care work, digital education and human rights defenders’ protection — with collaborations spanning Africa, Asia Pacific, Latin America, the Arab region, South East Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia.
We congratulate all selected teams and look forward to sharing their progress and outputs across the network. We will share with you more information about the activities in due course.
Alumni continue to contribute to the GC Human Rights Preparedness Blog, addressing emerging human rights challenges across regions and disciplines. These writings reflect alumni perspectives on democracy, justice, security, climate, technology and civic space.
🔗 Explore recent alumni contributions here. You can also contribute to the blog if there is a topic you would like to write about:
https://www.gchumanrights.org/human-rights-preparedness
From 9 to 11 December 2025, a small team of GC alumni joined more than 250 participants in Budapest for the Forum on Human Rights Education — Unleashing Human Rights, organised by the Council of Europe and OHCHR with the European Youth Forum, Amnesty International, and the support of the Global Campus. Representing GC hubs across Brazil, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Uzbekistan, South Africa, Palestine and Cameroon, the alumni group contributed diverse regional perspectives to the discussions.
Mariah Grant (APMA alumna) is a human rights expert focusing on migrant and sex worker rights, freedom of movement, and labour exploitation. In her previous role as Director of Research and Advocacy at the Sex Workers Project of the Urban Justice Centre (New York, US), she co-supervised student teams that drafted Exercising Discretion: A Handbook for Advocates and District Attorneys Navigating the Possibilities and Impacts of Non-Prosecution Policies in the Context of Sex Work, published by Yale University.
Explore this unique handbook: https://law.yale.edu/ghjp/projects/gender-sexuality-and-rights/exercising-discretion
We are preparing the release of a new publication:
Alumni Stories – Many Paths, One Commitment
This publication brings together voices from across the Global Campus Alumni community, sharing journeys shaped by learning, transformation and action. Based on interviews and reflections gathered throughout 2025, it highlights alumni paths across regions, generations, and professional fields.
The publication will be released soon. We look forward to sharing it with you.
Warm regards,
The Global Campus Alumni Team
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