Highest Aspirations: A Religion and Human Rights Podcast
Highest Aspirations brings the scholarly work of the UNO Goldstein Center to provide high-quality community education on topics in religion and human rights. At a time when both religion and human rights are often misunderstood or portrayed as opposing forces, this podcast highlights their points of disagreement, collaboration, and shared moral concern. Combining scholarly insight with accessible public dialogue, Goldstein Center Executive Director Dr. Laura Alexander will deepen your understanding of religion's role in advancing human dignity and justice. ----- The Leonard and Shirley Goldstein Center for Human Rights at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is a faculty-led unit in the College of Arts and Sciences designed to facilitate and catalyze increased human rights-related academic offerings, research, as well as local and international community outreach, partnerships and programming. The Goldstein Center strives to be a nationally-recognized hub for scholarship on human rights, with a particular focus on religion and human rights, while supporting curriculum and pedagogical development at UNO and promoting community engagement and knowledge about human rights issues for a public audience.
