A two-week hybrid (online + residential) program delivering intensive training on core and emerging human rights issues, designed for students and early-career professionals.
A one-week fully online program focused on advanced, evolving human rights topics, ideal for global professionals and researchers.
A monthly public seminar promoting discussion on current human rights challenges, featuring leading voices in the field.
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The IHRAC is a non-profit academic institution focused on promoting international human rights through education, research, advocacy, and policy engagement. It brings together global scholars, practitioners, and students committed to advancing human dignity and justice.
Eligibility varies by program, but generally, applicants should have:
A background (or ongoing study) in law, political science, international relations, or related fields.
A demonstrated interest or experience in human rights.
Proficiency in English (reading, writing, and speaking).
IHRAC offers a range of educational initiatives, including:
International Summer Course on Human Rights (hybrid format)
International Winter Course on Human Rights (fully online)
Monthly Human Rights Seminar Series
Annual International Human Rights Conference
International Human Rights Youth Camp
Thematic research projects and a peer-reviewed journal
Key modules include:
International human rights law foundations
UN and regional human rights systems
Indigenous law and reconciliation
Gender, digital rights, environmental justice, and strategic advocacy
The Summer Course is a hybrid program, offering both residential and online participation to accommodate international attendees.
Applicants must submit:
A CV or resume
A 500–750 word Statement of Purpose
(Optional) Academic transcripts
One academic or professional reference letter
Yes. All successful participants receive a Certificate of Completion. Exceptional attendees may also be considered for fellowships, internships, or research opportunities through IHRAC partnerships.
The Winter Course offers online, intensive training on advanced topics such as:
Armed conflict and humanitarian law
AI and human rights
Gender-based violence
Transitional justice
Global South perspectives
Yes. Participants may contribute to the IHRAC Journal of Human Rights and Social Justice, an academic peer-reviewed publication, or write for the IHRAC blog.
Yes. IHRAC organizes:
A monthly Human Rights Seminar Series featuring global experts
An Annual International Conference on Human Rights
Youth Camps focused on leadership and civic engagement
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es. IHRAC facilitates collaborative research on critical human rights issues such as:
Climate migration
Indigenous governance
Business accountability
Digital censorship and freedoms
You can contact IHRAC through:
Email: mail@ihracademy.ca
Website: www.ihracademy.ca
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