ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR REBECCA ADAMI
Award winner of the 2022 Bertha Lutz Prize by the Diplomatic Studies Section of the International Studies Association (ISA). Former Fulbright Visting Scholar at Columbia University, funded by the Swedish Fulbright Commission and the Swedish-American Foundation. Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Science. Research Associate at SOAS University of London. Associate Professor at the Department of Education, Stockholm University.
PUBLIC PHOTO EXHIBIT70th Anniversary UDHR at the UN Headquarters New York
Celebration of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) 70 years after its adoption 1948. Photo exhibit 'Women who helped shape the declaration' at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. Exhibit opened by the Secretary-General of the UN, Antonio Guterres, with President of the General Assembly Maria Fernanda Espinosa. Exhibit based on Women and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (2019) by researcher Rebecca Adami.
PUBLISHED BOOKSON WOMEN IN UN HISTORY AND CRITICAL CHILD RIGHTS THEORY
WOMEN AND THE UDHR
WOMEN AND THE UDHR
Dedicated to any woman or girl who aspires to reach higher.
WOMEN AND THE UN
WOMEN AND THE UN
A critical history of influential women in the history of the United Nations.
THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
Legal, political and ethical challenges to realise children's rights.
CHILDISM AND INTERSECTIONALITY
CHILDISM AND INTERSECTIONALITY
On discrimination against children.
AIM
WOMEN'S RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS AND CHILDREN'S RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS.
WOMEN IN UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS HISTORY
WOMEN IN UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS HISTORY
Counternarratives in international relations and diplomacy.
HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION
HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION
Narratives, relationality, ethics, and cosmopolitanism.
CRITICAL CHILD RIGHTS THEORY
CRITICAL CHILD RIGHTS THEORY
On childism, intersectionality and epistemic injustice against children.
Rebecca Adami, Associate Professor at the Department of Education, Stockholm University
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