TWAICB on the Agenda at National Council for the Social Studies
On December 4, 2016, TWAICB Director Sandy Sohcot will present a Workshop on using the arts to teach the UDHR and foster engagement with its [...]
Now Available: Our 2016 Curriculum and Resource Guide!
We're happy to share with you the July 2016 edition of the Curriculum and Resource Guide forThe World As It Could Be (TWAICB) Human Rights [...]
Why Are the Arts Essential for Human Rights Education?
As part of this year's Institute, we asked participants to think about why the arts are so important in teaching about human rights, and then [...]
Resources for Informed Voters
As we enter an election season filled with name-calling, rumor-mongering, and just plain lies, it can be hard to find accurate information about the [...]
Reaching for the Stars: Arts Learning and Social Justice Forum
We're delighted to pass along this invitation to human rights educators in the TWAICB community from Reaching for the Stars: Arts Learning and Social Justice [...]
Why Human Rights Education Matters to You
TWAICB Director Sandy Sohcot writes: In mid-July we shared Sting's words: "We need a new version of the world, one based on empathy, on solidarity, [...]