Kristi Heather Kenyon
Kristi Heather Kenyon is an associate professor in the Human Rights program at the University of Winnipeg’s Global College. Her academic work is informed by a previous career in the human rights and development sectors in Southern Africa and South East Asia.
UKristi Heather Kenyon unguSolwazi eGlobal College ezinze eNyuvesi yaseWinnipeg, ungumcwaningi (phecelezi i-research fellow) eCentre for the Study of Security and Development futhi uyiCIFAR-AZIRELI Scholar.
Kristi Heather Kenyon ke porofesori yo o fa gare wa dithuto tsa Ditshwanelo tsa Setho kwa Yunibesiting ya Winnipeg mo sekolong sa Global College. Tiro ya gagwe e rotloeditswe ke gore a bo a kile a bereka mo dikarolong tsa ditshwanelo tsa setho le tlhabololo ya bone mo kgaolong ya Borwa jwa Aforika le Borwa Botlhaba jwa Asia.
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Relationship-based cosmopolitanism is key to meaningful but messy rights protections
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In practice, no one enjoys “international human rights.” In each of our lives, all rights are local and personal.
Empowering language of rights underlies increasing use in HIV advocacy
By: Kristi Heather Kenyon
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Local HIV activists are expanding human rights discourse into health advocacy, largely due to belief in the empowering impact of rights language, not expectations ...
Building up vs. trickling down: human rights in Southern Africa
By: Kristi Heather Kenyon
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Do we achieve human rights by enacting UN-sanctioned treaties at the legislative level, or at the grassroots level? The history and culture of each country may ...