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DESCRIPTION:Join us at this career development workshop\, where you will ha
 ve the opportunity to hear from Stanford scholars\, who will provide tips 
 on how to pursue a career in international law. This event is limited to S
 tanford students. RSVP is required\, and lunch will be provided.\n\nRSVP b
 y Friday\, November 8\n\nSpeakers:\n\nGulika Reddy is an Assistant Profess
 or of Law at Stanford Law School\, human rights advocate\, and the Directo
 r of the International Human Rights Clinic. Reddy has conducted human righ
 ts advocacy around the world\, including in India\, Kashmir\, Yemen\, the 
 Central African Republic\, and Papua New Guinea. Her work has focused on i
 nequality\, discrimination\, armed conflict\, peacebuilding\, and the role
  of education in unlearning bias and fostering inclusion. Her academic res
 earch interests include critical perspectives on human rights\, decolonial
  and anti-racist pedagogy\, and the intersection between human rights and 
 peacebuilding.\n\nPenelope Van Tuyl is a human rights lawyer who has worke
 d closely with founding Director\, David Cohen\, for over a decade to shap
 e Stanford’s Center for Human Rights and International Justice into the 
 vibrant academic and research community it is today. As Associate Director
 \, Van Tuyl is integrally involved with all aspects of the Center’s admi
 nistration and strategic planning across program areas\, on campus and ove
 rseas. She serves in a principal leadership position managing the Center
 ’s digital archival partnership with the Stanford University Libraries. 
 She also runs the Minor in Human Rights and teaches the required core cour
 se for the Minor HUMRTS 101: Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives on Human Righ
 ts Theory and Practice. Of the many hats she wears in her job\, however\, 
 her favorite is that of mentor and advisor to the wonderful Stanford stude
 nts who pass through the Center.
GEO:37.427319;-122.164625
LOCATION:Encina Hall\, Suite 030
SUMMARY:Careers in International Law
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