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Center for
Multicultural Education
Audrey Osler
Audrey Osler is Professor of Education and Director of the Centre for Citizenship and
Human Rights Education at the University of Leeds, UK. Professor Osler has a
well-established reputation for research and teaching in three related fields: international
and comparative education; education for human rights, equalities and democratic
citizenship; and children’s rights and student participation. She has worked on projects
in sub-Saharan Africa and East Asia that were sponsored by several organizations,
including UNESCO, the Carter Center, and Amnesty International. Professor Osler is
currently completing a European Commission (EC) funded transnational study on
citizenship and intercultural learning, and is principal researcher in a second EC funded
project examining education for European citizenship. In 1999 she was elected a
Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. Among her publications are 16 books, including
the award-winning Girls and Exclusion (2003); The Education and Careers of
Black Teachers (1997); Teachers, Human Rights and Diversity (2005),and Changing Citizenship: Democracy
and Inclusion in Education (2005).
Center for Multicultural Education
