Poised for Growth – 2022 Year in Review
This was a pivotal year at ICAAD as we celebrated ten years of human rights innovation. We continued to build momentum through new collaborations, groundbreaking research and advocacy that leverages technology, law and the arts. With a decade of experience and...
Justice for the Displaced: Art Exhibit Shines Light on Banaban Rights
ICAAD, the Auckland Banaban Christian Fellowship Support Hub, the Banaban Women’s Organization, and the Rabi Council of Leaders have launched a new initiative centered on building and exhibiting the arts from Banaban artists and storytellers in Tamaki Makaurau...
ICAAD and 80+ Partners Call on White House to Establish National Human Rights Body
On December 15th, ICAAD joined the ACLU, the International Justice Clinic at UC Irvine and over 80 civil and human rights groups and academic institutions calling on the White House to create a federal commission to study the establishment of a national human rights...
Using Family-tree Mapping to Understand Gender-based Violence in Niue
This month, ICAAD’s Erin Thomas presented the results of the innovative family-tree mapping gender-based violence (GBV) study in Niue. This project comes from over 4 years of collaboration with key partners in Niue working to study and advocate against GBV. The...
