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Biography

John Jay College of Criminal Justice - Ethnic Studies

Human Rights Advocate * Non Profit Manager
Nonprofit Organization Management
Rebecca
Landy
Greater New York City Area
Over 12 years of non profit management experience with a focus in the international and domestic human rights fields, including leadership in advocacy, outreach, education, movement building, network and membership engagement, and programmatic work.

Expertise in directing work on international and regional human rights mechanisms, U.S. human rights obligations, women's rights, gender based violence, sexual violence, international human rights and criminal law, children's rights, and the right to education.

Experience

  • Human Rights Funders Network

    Program Manager

    As the Program Manager for Engagement, Rebecca leads the member engagement work at the Hunan Rights Funders Network; serving a role in implementing the organization’s strategic vision and engaging both new and long-time funders in human rights.

  • US HUMAN RIGHTS NETWORK

    Director of International Advocacy & Accountability

    Rebecca is the Director of International Advocacy & Accountability at USHRN. She is based in the New York Office where she leads organizational and membership engagement with international and regional human rights mechanism.

  • US HUMAN RIGHTS NETWORK

    Human Rights Outreach & Advocacy Manager

    R worked at US HUMAN RIGHTS NETWORK as a Human Rights Outreach & Advocacy Manager

  • US HUMAN RIGHTS NETWORK

    Human Rights Outreach Coordinator

    R worked at US HUMAN RIGHTS NETWORK as a Human Rights Outreach Coordinator

  • United States and Globally

    Human Rights Advocate

    R worked at United States and Globally as a Human Rights Advocate

  • Amnesty International USA

    Women's Human Rights Coordination Group

    Member of advisory group focused on advancing a comprehensive women's human rights agenda at AIUSA and working with Amnesty International's International Women's Human Rights Network to coordinate women's rights work around the world.

  • New York City Bar

    Member, Sex & Law Committee

    R worked at New York City Bar as a Member, Sex & Law Committee

Education

  • University of Cincinnati College of Law

    J.D.

    International Human Rights Law

  • Trinity College-Hartford

    B.A.

    Political Science with a Concentration in International Relations

  • University of Cape Town

    B.A. Credit for Political Science Degree

Publications

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • These Brave Activists Won't Rest Until Violence Against Women is History

    PolicyMic

    Article profiling Women Human Right's Defenders for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign.

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • These Brave Activists Won't Rest Until Violence Against Women is History

    PolicyMic

    Article profiling Women Human Right's Defenders for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign.

  • What Everyone Should Know About Rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • These Brave Activists Won't Rest Until Violence Against Women is History

    PolicyMic

    Article profiling Women Human Right's Defenders for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign.

  • What Everyone Should Know About Rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • US Reporting and The Convention Against Torture

    Human Rights at Home Blog - http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/human_rights

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • These Brave Activists Won't Rest Until Violence Against Women is History

    PolicyMic

    Article profiling Women Human Right's Defenders for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign.

  • What Everyone Should Know About Rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • US Reporting and The Convention Against Torture

    Human Rights at Home Blog - http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/human_rights

  • Report on Legislation: Women's Equality Act

    New York City Bar Association: Sex & the Law Committee

    Authored portion of the report on part G of the proposed legislation regarding Easing the Process of Obtaining Orders of Protection for survivors of Domestic Violence.

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • These Brave Activists Won't Rest Until Violence Against Women is History

    PolicyMic

    Article profiling Women Human Right's Defenders for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign.

  • What Everyone Should Know About Rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • US Reporting and The Convention Against Torture

    Human Rights at Home Blog - http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/human_rights

  • Report on Legislation: Women's Equality Act

    New York City Bar Association: Sex & the Law Committee

    Authored portion of the report on part G of the proposed legislation regarding Easing the Process of Obtaining Orders of Protection for survivors of Domestic Violence.

  • Celebrate International Women’s Day – Equality for Women Is Progress for All!

    Amnesty International USA - Human Rights Now Blog

    Saturday, March 8 is International Women’s Day – a day marking global recognition of women’s rights. International Women’s Day (IWD) was first celebrated in 1911 in Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland as a day of demanding women’s rights to work, hold office, and vote. It wasn’t until 1975 that it was given official U.N. recognition. Every year, the U.N. designates a theme for the day. For 2014, the year’s theme is: Equality for Women is Progress for All. #IWD2014 #Nepal #ICPD #SRRH #MyBodyMyRights #IVAWA

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • These Brave Activists Won't Rest Until Violence Against Women is History

    PolicyMic

    Article profiling Women Human Right's Defenders for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign.

  • What Everyone Should Know About Rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • US Reporting and The Convention Against Torture

    Human Rights at Home Blog - http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/human_rights

  • Report on Legislation: Women's Equality Act

    New York City Bar Association: Sex & the Law Committee

    Authored portion of the report on part G of the proposed legislation regarding Easing the Process of Obtaining Orders of Protection for survivors of Domestic Violence.

  • Celebrate International Women’s Day – Equality for Women Is Progress for All!

    Amnesty International USA - Human Rights Now Blog

    Saturday, March 8 is International Women’s Day – a day marking global recognition of women’s rights. International Women’s Day (IWD) was first celebrated in 1911 in Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland as a day of demanding women’s rights to work, hold office, and vote. It wasn’t until 1975 that it was given official U.N. recognition. Every year, the U.N. designates a theme for the day. For 2014, the year’s theme is: Equality for Women is Progress for All. #IWD2014 #Nepal #ICPD #SRRH #MyBodyMyRights #IVAWA

  • Victims’ Communication Pursuant to Article 15 of the Rome Statute Requesting Investigation and Prosecution of High-level Vatican Officials for Rape and Other Forms of Sexual Violence as Crimes Against Humanity and Torture as a Crime Against Humanity

    The Center for Constitutional Rights

    Provided Research Assistance for Communication to the International Criminal Court

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • These Brave Activists Won't Rest Until Violence Against Women is History

    PolicyMic

    Article profiling Women Human Right's Defenders for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign.

  • What Everyone Should Know About Rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • US Reporting and The Convention Against Torture

    Human Rights at Home Blog - http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/human_rights

  • Report on Legislation: Women's Equality Act

    New York City Bar Association: Sex & the Law Committee

    Authored portion of the report on part G of the proposed legislation regarding Easing the Process of Obtaining Orders of Protection for survivors of Domestic Violence.

  • Celebrate International Women’s Day – Equality for Women Is Progress for All!

    Amnesty International USA - Human Rights Now Blog

    Saturday, March 8 is International Women’s Day – a day marking global recognition of women’s rights. International Women’s Day (IWD) was first celebrated in 1911 in Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland as a day of demanding women’s rights to work, hold office, and vote. It wasn’t until 1975 that it was given official U.N. recognition. Every year, the U.N. designates a theme for the day. For 2014, the year’s theme is: Equality for Women is Progress for All. #IWD2014 #Nepal #ICPD #SRRH #MyBodyMyRights #IVAWA

  • Victims’ Communication Pursuant to Article 15 of the Rome Statute Requesting Investigation and Prosecution of High-level Vatican Officials for Rape and Other Forms of Sexual Violence as Crimes Against Humanity and Torture as a Crime Against Humanity

    The Center for Constitutional Rights

    Provided Research Assistance for Communication to the International Criminal Court

  • Letter to the Editor: Support Federal International Violence Against Women Act

    Utica Observer Dispatch

  • Linking Art and Protest: The Campaign to Free Dr. Wang BingZhang

    IntLawGrrls

  • This Woman Has Been Denied Justice for 17 Years

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • These Brave Activists Won't Rest Until Violence Against Women is History

    PolicyMic

    Article profiling Women Human Right's Defenders for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign.

  • What Everyone Should Know About Rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo

    Amnesty International USA Blog

  • US Reporting and The Convention Against Torture

    Human Rights at Home Blog - http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/human_rights

  • Report on Legislation: Women's Equality Act

    New York City Bar Association: Sex & the Law Committee

    Authored portion of the report on part G of the proposed legislation regarding Easing the Process of Obtaining Orders of Protection for survivors of Domestic Violence.

  • Celebrate International Women’s Day – Equality for Women Is Progress for All!

    Amnesty International USA - Human Rights Now Blog

    Saturday, March 8 is International Women’s Day – a day marking global recognition of women’s rights. International Women’s Day (IWD) was first celebrated in 1911 in Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland as a day of demanding women’s rights to work, hold office, and vote. It wasn’t until 1975 that it was given official U.N. recognition. Every year, the U.N. designates a theme for the day. For 2014, the year’s theme is: Equality for Women is Progress for All. #IWD2014 #Nepal #ICPD #SRRH #MyBodyMyRights #IVAWA

  • Victims’ Communication Pursuant to Article 15 of the Rome Statute Requesting Investigation and Prosecution of High-level Vatican Officials for Rape and Other Forms of Sexual Violence as Crimes Against Humanity and Torture as a Crime Against Humanity

    The Center for Constitutional Rights

    Provided Research Assistance for Communication to the International Criminal Court

  • Letter to the Editor: Support Federal International Violence Against Women Act

    Utica Observer Dispatch

  • NGO Shadow Report to CRC - Fighting for the Future: Adult Survivors Work to Protect Children & End the Culture of Clergy Sexual Abuse: The Holy See

    The Center for Constitutional Rights

    Provided Research Assistance

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