Education

Inspiring the next generation of human rights champions.

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One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world.

Malala Yousafzai

School programs

Our free virtual and onsite school programs are available for all ages (K‑12). They provide students with hands‐on activities and engaging lessons that let them explore and discuss human rights across many themes.

Explore our Programs

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Resources

Be an Upstander

The Be an Upstander resource is a free project‐based learning unit designed to encourage inquiry and action on human rights issues. Educators can access the Teacher Guide for lessons and work toward the annual Upstander Showcase, which empowers students to recognize injustice and use their strengths to create positive change.

The Witness Blanket

Explore this art installation and related resources that support educators in having difficult conversations about residential schools and genocide. The ready‐to‐use lessons guide teachers and students to take action for reconciliation.

Pass the Mic: Let’s Talk About Racism

This ready‐to‐use classroom resource supports teachers in having safe and meaningful conversations about racism. The resource is designed for students to reflect on their relationship with racism and learn how to be anti‐racist.