|Podcasts|July 12, 2010

Podcast: CRS and Sustainability Forum: Science and Human Rights

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CRS and Sustainability Forum: Science and Human Rights

Jessica Wyndham, project director of the Science and Human Rights Program of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), discusses AAAS’s Science and Human Rights Coalition, a recently formed group within AAAS, to facilitate partnerships and communication on human rights within the scientific community and between scientific and human-rights groups.

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