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Nicole Barrett is an Associate Professor of Teaching and Director of the International Justice and Human Rights (IJHR) Clinic at the Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia. Her academic roles include teaching international human rights, criminal law, and humanitarian law, while actively collaborating with international courts, NGOs, and governments on human rights advocacy and policy.
Education:
- B.A., Stanford University
- M.I.A. (Master of International Affairs), Columbia University
- J.D., Columbia Law School (Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar)
Research & Professional Focus: Professor Barrett’s research centers on human rights, international criminal law, corruption, and human trafficking. She has published widely, testified in policy forums, and advised governments on legal strategies. Her work intersects with practical legal projects, such as representing clients in international tribunals and advocating against systemic corruption.
Key Contributions:
- Directed the Allard Prize for International Integrity (2015–2019), organizing global anti-corruption initiatives and events.
- Pioneered the IJHR Clinic, which engages students in real-world human rights litigation and policy projects.
- Prior roles include legal officer at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), litigation at Sullivan & Cromwell, and federal judicial clerkships.
Labs/Teams: Leads the IJHR Clinic, a hub for interdisciplinary legal practice and human rights advocacy.
