LEARN

We aim to educate, inspire and mobilise individuals to take action in their communities. We work with young people, schools, activists and entrepreneurs to create a vision for a better world.

To use our rights, first we must learn our rights. We provide opportunities for young people to engage in human rights issues within their local communities.

SCHOOL LEARNING

SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER

A transformative human rights education programme that sits firmly in the lives and realities of its students. We provide free resources and training for schools to deliver the programme across a range of subjects.

CREATIVE PROJECTS

POETIC DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS

The Greater Manchester Poetic Declaration has been created by young people from primary, secondary and SEN schools across Greater Manchester - each of whom wrote their own poems in response to the 30 Articles of the UDHR.

WORKSHOPS

PUBLIC SPEAKING & CONFIDENCE

In collaboration with Loud Speaker we have been encouraging young people to use their voice and improve their confidence in public speaking.

EVENTS

HUMAN RIGHTS DAY CELEBRATIONS

Each year we celebrate Human Rights Day by hosting unique events, workshops and opportunities for young people to engage in human rights.

CASE STUDY

Fred Longworth High School organised a human rights inspired evening of art, music and drama for their local community. Students communicated their vision for a more fair and equal society in a creative and compelling way.

"We have seen a 50% reduction in youth violence & fighting, both in & out of school and a 25% reduction in mental health issues in our children."

Janice Allen, Falinge Park High School.

FREE RESOURCES

We believe human rights education should be accessible to all. That's why we make our resources free to teachers and young people. Sign up to our programme to discover more resources and tools.