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Researchers in action

CAHR research is applied in nature. This means that its goal is to have an impact on concrete real-world challenges and situations.

For research to be an agent of change it needs to be presented in accessible formats, for a range of audiences, and in a way that is engaging, provocative, constructive and targeted. Below we provide some examples of action- and engagement-oriented outputs produced by CAHR researchers.

Guidelines and toolkits, shaping policy and practice
Policy briefs, informing policy debates and outcomes
Reports, documenting human rights realities
Blogs to reach academic, activist and wider public audiences
  • Blogs exploring issues at the intersection of arts and human rights
  • Blog symposium on Compliance in Armed Conflict: New Avenues to Generate Respect for Humanitarian Norms
Digital stories as a form of data collection, analysis, and means to reach non-academic audiences