New Pacific human rights data
Our Pacific Data team has now published new findings on human rights issues specific to the Pacific region. The team is led by Seuta’afili Dr…
Human Rights During the Pandemic – new report
We are proud to present our new report, Human Rights During the Pandemic, showing how human rights were affected by government responses to Covid-19 in 39…
Non-profits like HRMI can help drive economic recovery
It’s not just construction projects that can drive economic recovery as countries start to rebuild after the Covid-19 pandemic. HRMI’s Strategy and Communication Lead, Thalia…
Report: Human Rights Across the Pacific
We are thrilled to share with you the first ever HRMI Pacific Report. This report was produced with data from the new ‘Pacific Specific’ module…
The best way to predict the future is to create it: our East Asia expansion
By Anne-Marie Brook, HRMI co-founder and strategy and development lead Our good news Securing funding for HRMI’s work is one of my roles and one…
Women’s rights defenders need better data. HRMI can help.
Women’s rights are human rights, and women’s rights workers need better data to do their important work. The Human Rights Measurement Initiative is now seeking…
‘Pacific Specific’: a new module for the 2020 human rights survey
Aroha mai, aroha atu: a key theme that emerged in conversations at the recent Pacific Region Co-Design Workshop was that if HRMI wanted to expand…
‘By the Pacific, for the Pacific, with the Pacific’: reporting on our first Pacific region co-design workshop
In August, a group of 43 representatives from HRMI and the Pacific Region converged on Auckland for three days of connecting with one another, learning…
HRMI Co-Founder wins Grawemeyer Award
We are absolutely delighted to announce that Human Rights Measurement Initiative co-founder Dr Susan Randolph’s work on measuring economic and social rights has won a…