The World as it Could Be https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Partial List of Human Rights Advocates and Defenders Contact Us Feb 19 Rite of Passage Training – Register NOW Join us for a Nov. 19 webinar on homelessness New Book: Human Rights Around The World TWAICB is Receiving HRE USA’s 2025 Edward O’Brien Award You Helped Make This Happen! How Community-Based Rites of Passage Can Help Our Youth Know “I Belong, I Am Lovable and I Am Enough” Curriculum and Resource Guide Video Library TWAICB Rite of Passage The World As It Could Be Human Rights Education Program (TWAICB) An Exciting Transition Is Underway Thinking About Sneetches The Human Rights Portal to Teaching Mindfulness and Civic Engagement JOIN US APRIL 11, 2025 FOR A FREE VIRTUAL CONFERENCE ON INNOVATIVE EDUCATION STRATEGIES USED BY EDUCATORS AROUND THE WORLD! Look at Other Human Rights Treaties Convention on the Rights of the Child Human Rights Treaties Thoughts for Consideration A Valentine’s Day Love Letter to My Country Rex Foundation Newsletters Looking Forward: The World As It Could Be 2025 Donate The Blue-Footed Booby Lives Without Fear: Our Efforts and Actions Can Further our Right to Freedom From Fear Resources for Navigating Complex Issues and Communications I Am Me & I Am Part of Us Curriculum I Am Me And I Am Part of Us – Our Project with Cesar Chavez Elementary School 2nd Graders – Newsletter TWAICB Communications Continuing to Pursue the Truth in Honor of the July 4th Holiday and July 7th National Tell the Truth Day 4 Questions at a Time Resources for Informed Voters Worried About Too Much Dis/Mis-Information? Want Full Access to Helpful and Vital Information? Paradoxical Thinking: A mind-opening way to reframe and rethink our dilemmas and choices—local and global Finding hope, inspiration, and perspective to stay engaged against overwhelming discouragement About the Program Perspectives on the world as it is, and the world as it could be Lesson Plan 5: The Universe of Obligation Teaching Guide on Racial Justice by Examining the Right to Vote and Participate in One’s Government Though, yes, there is “So much trouble in the world,” as sung by Bob Marley… Our Name, Our Story and Why This Matters Qualities of Being Human Celebrating the Fourth of July 🎆 We can and must further the narrative of peace Continuing Relevance of the UDHR I Am Me and I Am Part of Us, 2022-2023 Project Human Rights Education NOW! Episodes 9 & 10 TWAICB Timeline: 2006–2013 From Anger to Action: Youth show the way to move forward from frustration and concern Breaking Through Limiting Narratives About The Worlds We Navigate: As Bob Marley’s Redemption Song Implores, “Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, only ourselves can free our minds!” Questions – Why do they matter? Home