Matthew Daniels, J.D., Ph.D., was raised in poverty by a single mother in New York’s Spanish Harlem. His family was forced onto welfare when his mother was assaulted by four men on the way home from work, leaving her permanently disabled. Dr. Daniels attended inner-city public schools in NYC until receiving a full scholarship to Dartmouth College. He went on to receive a Public Interest Scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania Law School and a fellowship to do his doctorate in American politics at Brandeis. As the founder of the nonprofit educational organization Good of All, Dr. Daniels has launched several academic centers in three countries (US, UK, and Republic of Korea). His work has been endorsed by the Attorney General of UK & Wales, the former Lord Chancellor of the UK, the Martin Luther King Advisory Council, former members of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Korea, South Korean human rights officials, the Chairman of the Homeland Security Advisory Council, two former Chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the former Director of the FBI, and dozens of legal and academic experts around the world. Dr. Daniels is the Creator and Executive Producer of the Human Rights Network (HRN), an educational video network promoting universal rights through digital media. HRN operates digital video channels in multiple languages with a combined audience of over twenty-five million. Dr. Daniels teaches human rights and the rule of law on three continents. He serves as Chair of Law & Human Rights at the Institute of World Politics in Washington, DC. He is the founder of the Center for Law and Digital Culture at Brunel Law School in London, England, and an Adjunct Professor of Law at Handong International Law School in Pohang, South Korea. For more information please visit: www.humanliberty.org
