This month, ICAAD’s Communication and Development Lead, Sara Lobo, attended the premier human rights and technology conference, RightsCon, and participated in the Young Leaders Summit. The forum brought together human rights advocates, technologists, academics, data...
Anjali Joshi-Dave (she/her) is a student at the University of Toronto and started as a summer intern at ICAAD in May 2023. She is a Health Studies major with minors in Diaspora and Transnational Studies and Human Geography. Anjali is deeply passionate about global...
Dicta is on the move! We were thrilled to display ICAAD Artivist, Harbani Ahuja’s, Dicta legal poetry collection at a special showcase at the offices of Manatt, Phelps and Phillips LLP in Los Angeles. Harbani and ICAAD Co-Founder, Jaspreet Singh, attended the event to...
Ahead of U.S. President Biden’s first-ever anticipated visit to Papua New Guinea (PNG), a network of regional civil society organizations and human rights advocates stressed the need for a regional compensation mechanism to address the harm caused by the U.S. military...
Namita is a yoga teacher, writer and artist based in India. She’s been teaching yoga for the last 13 years. A gold-medallist law graduate, she also has a Post-graduate Diploma in Intellectual property rights from National Law School of India University, Bangalore. She...
Indian artist and activist Namita Kulkarni has released a new public arts project that demonstrates how colonialism has been, and continues to be, the major cause of the climate crisis. Through a collection of thought-provoking paintings and stories, the project aims...
