In this first episode, we will learn about the history of human rights, who is protected by them, the different types of rights, and their history and origin during the 18th and 19th centuries. You can visit our podcast resource page to learn more about some of the documents that we mention in this episode, and for resources and guiding questions at z.umn.edu/chgspodcast.

In this first episode, we will learn about the history of human rights, who is protected by them, the different types of rights, and their history and origin during the 18th and 19th centuries. You can visit our podcast resource page to learn more about some of the documents that we mention in this episode, and for resources and guiding questions at z.umn.edu/chgspodcast.

In this first episode, we will learn about the history of human rights, who is protected by them, the different types of rights, and their history and origin during the 18th and 19th centuries. You can visit our podcast resource page to learn more about some of the documents that we mention in this episode, and for resources and guiding questions at z.umn.edu/chgspodcast.&nbsp;

Revolutionary Ideas: Human Rights in the 18th and 19th centuries

Big Concepts in Small Spaces breaks down the big and difficult concepts of genocide. Rather than focusing on the history of mass violence, this series explores the topic from various perspectives, including film, art, and education. Big Concepts in Small Spaces is a podcast of the Center for Holocaust and Genocides Studies at the University of Minnesota, with guests ranging from scholars to survivors.

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Revolutionary Ideas: Human Rights in the 18th and 19th centuries

Revolutionary Ideas: Human Rights in the 18th and 19th centuries