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Rutgers Humanist
The Rutgers Humanist is a student magazine dedicated to examining both domestic and international human rights issues. Through a combination of essays, reportage and opinion pieces, students explore topics ranging from artistic responses to tragedy, to transitional justice, to the effects of globalization on developing countries. Published biannually by the Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights, The Humanist occasionally produces special issues on pressing global topics and appears both online and in print.
Faculty adviser Nela Navarro and publisher Elena Lesley coordinate the magazine, and different Rutgers students and staff serve as Editors-in-Chief for each edition. The first issue was published in Spring 2011 and was edited by Rohini Chandra and Feraan Mohamed. Those interested in becoming involved with The Humanist should email Elena Lesley at: elesley@pegasus.rutgers.edu.
Issue 7:
Special Edition: Living, Learning, and Teaching in Times of Disruption
Issue 6, Spring/Summer 2017
Special Edition: The Voices of Peace in Colombia
Issue 5, Spring/Summer 2015
Special Edition: Local Roots
Issue 4, Fall 2013
Special Edition: Gender
Issue 2, Fall 2011
Special Edition: Arab Spring