Oral history interview with Lois Stein on meeting Eleanor Roosevelt
In early 2022, The World As It Could Be's Sandy Sohcot sat down with her cousin Lois Stein about meeting Eleanor Roosevelt at the [...]
Strange Fruit: The Power of Poetry, Music, and Solidarity
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights lays out the interdependent and interconnected nature of our rights and responsibilities as human beings. Through art, we [...]
Teaching Guide on Racial Justice by Examining the Right to Vote and Participate in One’s Government
The World As It Could Be Human Rights Education Program Teaching Guide on Racial Justice by Examining the Right to Vote and Participate in [...]
Teaching Guide on the Right to Vote and Participate in One’s Government
The World As It Could Be Human Rights Education Program Teaching Guide On The Right To Vote And Participate In One’s Government [...]
The Crossing Borders Project | Introduces C-Jam (Communities Joining for Art And Murals) To Encourage Connection, Compassion & Care
Earlier this year we presented information on The Columbus Crossing Borders Project. Columbus Crossing Borders is a nonprofit consisting of 34 painters and a film [...]
A Perspective on U.S. Exit from the UN Human Rights Council: The Impact on Hope
By Sandy Sohcot The focus of The World As It Could Be Program is raising awareness of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and [...]
Ongoing discussion of whether, and if so how, the UDHR matters in today’s world.