Welcome to the online home of the Intercultural Human Rights Law Review. Presently in its seventh year of publication, the Intercultural Human Rights Law Review is an annual journal of international human rights scholarship affiliated with the St. Thomas University Law School and its Intercultural Human Rights Program.
Our goal is to publish well-written, cutting-edge human rights scholarship by academics, practitioners, and students. In so doing, the journal provides a forum for the exchange of ideas from a variety of international perspectives.
The Intercultural Human Rights Law Review is committed to exploring new directions and perspectives and providing resources for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners. Its mission extends beyond publication. The journal strives to facilitate activism and outreach as well as scholarship. In furtherance of this goal we sponsor numerous intimate discussions and debates on a wide variety of international human rights issues, and host an annual symposium focused on a specific topic related to intercutural and human rights law.
Intercultural Human Rights Law Review Constitution
2011 – 2012 Editorial Board Members
Ms. Erin Pogue, J.D. Editor-in-Chief
Ms. Talle Gilmore, Managing Editor
Mr. Adam Yormack, Symposium & Articles Procurement Editor
Ms. Michelle Yong, J.D. Executive Editor
Mr. Alex Rossario, J.D. Executive Editor
Mr. Max Lopez, Student Articles Editor
2011 – 2012 LL.M Board Members
Ms. Giada Lepore, LL.M Editor-in-Chief
Ms. Elizabeth Bowden, LL.M Executive Editor
Ms. Lazarita Chumpitazi, LL.M Executive Editor
Article Submissions
2011 - 2012 Symposium and Publication
Past Symposia
Fundraising Events