| CAMEROON |
From the mountains of Cameroon to Washington, DC, Lady Kate Ndi’s mission is to bring human rights awareness to America’s African diaspora and to Africa.
| LAGOS, NIGERIA |
Having experienced human rights abuse firsthand, human rights activist Duke Ifeakachukwu now works to ensure that young people in Nigeria are informed and empowered with human rights education and are never left defenseless against discrimination and injustice.
| ECUADOR |
For nearly two decades, Carlos Arroba Gaibor and Conacce Chaplains have advanced human dignity through education, social service and global humanitarian outreach.
| SOUTH AFRICA |
United for Human Rights brings South Africa’s legacy of human rights to life, empowering students to learn and embrace all 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
| INTERNATIONAL |
Youth for Human Rights International looks back on its 25th anniversary, at its many accomplishments in educating youth about their 30 basic human rights.
| NEW YORK, UNITED STATES |
Once a victim of labor trafficking, Harold D’Souza turned his pain into purpose, teaching the 30 human rights to inspire freedom, resilience and dignity for survivors worldwide.
| INTERNATIONAL |
Youth for Human Rights volunteers worldwide are holding petition drives to make human rights education mandatory.
| COLUMBUS, OHIO |
The United for Human Rights Mobile Exhibit is bringing Human Rights education to people everywhere.
| ODISHA, INDIA |
Spearheaded by Birendra Oraon, the United for Human Rights and Youth for Human Rights campaigns are reaching marginalized people across the Indian state of Odisha.
| MEXICO |
Manuel de Jesús Paredes González, an educator from Aguascalientes, Mexico, equips students and officials to respect human rights.
