James Cavallaro

An active participant in shaping policies on human rights, James Cavallaro is a visiting professor at the UCLA School of Law, where he teaches a course on regional human rights protection for the Spring 2020 semester. With nearly 25 years of experience in human rights law and practice, Cavallaro brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to his students and colleagues alike. He serves as the Executive Director of the University Network for Human Rights, a role that underscores his commitment to advancing human rights education and advocacy. Cavallaro's linguistic proficiency in English, Spanish, and Portuguese enables him to engage with diverse communities and contribute to international dialogues on human rights issues. Throughout his career, Cavallaro has authored or co-authored numerous publications that address a wide range of human rights topics, reflecting his deep understanding and passion for the field. His expertise and dedication have made him a sought-after voice, frequently called upon to provide analysis and guidance on complex human rights challenges. Cavallaro's work is characterized by a commitment to justice and equality, and he continues to inspire the next generation of human rights advocates through his teaching and leadership. His contributions to the field have not only enriched academic discourse but have also had a tangible impact on policy and practice worldwide.