Who We Are
The World As It Could Be Human Rights Education Program (TWAICB) is an outgrowth of a series of successful initiatives carried out since 2006 to inspire people of all ages to take actions, large and small, that lead to equality, justice and dignity for all. These initiatives use the creative arts to deepen learning about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR); they give participating youth the voice to teach their peers and adults about the importance of the UDHR principles.
Our Work in Use
Resources
As part of our efforts to bring attention to the UHDR and its continuing relevance, we have created, and continue to develop Resources that aim to help people take effective action in their most immediate circles in connection with one or more of the UDHR Articles.
TWAICB Curriculum & Institute Information
Initiatives & Perspectives
Sting reminds us, “There is a deeper world than this!”
Dear Friends and Colleagues, The poster shown here, by artist Spain Rodriguez, is from a 2003 Rex Foundation event called An Open Conspiracy to [...]
Arroyo High School Human Rights Townhall, December 2018
Beneath the Surface On February 26th I visited with the Arroyo High School DPA (Developmental Psychology for Adolescents) class involved in creating and [...]
Reclaiming Dignity, 2019
Each of our three Reclaiming Dignity events generated its own quality of spirit and creativity in connecting around the importance of the arts, as well [...]
Perspectives on the Meaning of Dignity
Title: Dignity (Universal Declaration of Human Rights) Artist: Virginia Jourdan (c) 2018 Dignity by Virginia Jourdan Our Director, Sandy Sohcot writes: On Valentine’s [...]
RECLAIMING DIGNITY: Event Presenters
Virginia Jourdan Virginia Jourdan Virginia Jourdan is an award-winning artist who enjoyed art even as a child and continued pursuing her passion and developing her talents through [...]
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