Results for research on: Human Rights

Lessons Outside the Classroom and in the Amazon

Lessons Outside the Classroom and in the Amazon

Since September 2015, students from the Ross School of Business and Erb Institute have worked on consulting projects for Shared-X, an agricultural social-venture startup supporting increased prosperity for smallholder farmers. As part of this action-based education,...

Chinese Logging in Gabon: Neocolonialism or a New Way Forward?

Chinese Logging in Gabon: Neocolonialism or a New Way Forward?

I lived in China for several years, and by the time I left in 2014, I had witnessed astounding economic growth. As a student at the Erb Institute, I was eager to understand the impact of China’s rapid expansion and consequent search for natural resources from the...

Measuring Hope: Learning to Quantify Life’s Intangibles

Measuring Hope: Learning to Quantify Life’s Intangibles

I left Ann Arbor on May 3, 2015 and within 24 hours found myself in the Kyaka II refugee settlement in Uganda. Kyaka II was established in 1983 as a settlement for Rwandan Tutsi refugees. Kyaka II later received Rwandan Hutu refugees, refugees from Burundi, the DRC...

Sharon Flynn Student Workshop Summary

Sharon Flynn Student Workshop Summary

Sharon Flynn visited campus and held a career and discussion focused student workshops on October 30, 2015. Sharon's career has spanned the globe in identifying critical stakeholder issues and developing and implementing plans that benefit all stakeholders....

Erb Students Learn About Shared-X startup

Erb Students Learn About Shared-X startup

On Sunday, September 13th, Erb Students met with John Denniston (Erb SAC Member) and Tony Salas to learn more about their recently launched for-profit impact company called Shared-X. Topics of discussion included compelling arguments for business to take the lead on...