Mgrublian Center for Human Rights

John K. Roth Human Rights Research Fellowship Program Presentations! Join us on May 4, 2026 from 3:30pm - 5:30pm in Kravis 367!

Research fellows work with a faculty advisor on a year-long project related to human rights, Holocaust, or genocide studies. All majors and class years are eligible for fellowships, as well as seniors working on relevant honors theses.

We will hear from this year’s fellows who will share highlights and conclusions from their research projects. Light refreshments will be provided.

Remarkable Athenaeum with Cristian Eduardo and Yasmin Vafa this past Friday. The panel discussed the new “Buyers’ Unmasked” report, which details who is fueling modern s*x trade, and the inner workings of this illegal market.

Join us for this exciting event this Wednesday. Register now: https://claremontmckenna.co1..com/jfe/form/SV_4ZyucYJGgWxjbSu

Please join the Mgrublian Center for Human Rights to participate in a legal clinic focused on asylum and immigration law.

Friday, February 13th
1:00-3:00pm
Kravis Center 321

Refreshments provided!

Is due process at risk? Are civil rights being violated? And who is immigration law truly designed to serve? Join immigration attorney William Menard and the Mgrublian Center for Human Rights for a discussion and mini-simulation of recent developments in federal immigration courts.

Join us this Thursday for a presentation by Professor Diana Williams on Biological Impacts of Food Insecurity.

Happening next Tuesday!

Please join us for the screening of the Zone of Interest this Thursday at Pickford Auditorium.

Happening tomorrow!

“This summer, I’m a Children and Youth Intern for World Relief Chicagoland, a refugee resettlement agency. Throughout the month of June, I’ve contributed to administrative tasks such as assisting parents in enrolling their children in schools and summer opportunities. In July, my department hosts a Summer Club for K-12 students, and I’ve been having the best time bonding with the children! I’m grateful to learn about different experiences and cultures through home visits and intentional conversations with staff. I’m also learning about how the resettlement funding freeze under the current administration is affecting grants and how World Relief is adapting to this situation.“ - Isabela Cabrera

“I have had the opportunity to work with Connecticut Against Gun Violence (CAGV), a nonprofit that works with Connecticut officials to pass effective and lasting change through legislative advocacy surrounding gun control, as a 2025 Summer Projects Intern. I have worked on a number of projects in collaboration with other CAGV staff, including a review of the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) in CT as well as document the occurrence of
unintentional shootings by children (in CT specifically) while compiling a list of gun safety resources for children. This position granted me the privilege to be involved in conversations that I would never have otherwise had the chance to partake in, the most impactful being the meeting with David Hogg that I was able to attend, someone who I had previously only heard from through newsletters that I have subscribed to and social media sites.” - Blake Suttner ‘26