2022
From Anger to Action: Culminating Presentation (March 18, 2022)
From February 15 to March 18, 2022 the 31 seniors of the Arroyo High School Developmental Psychology for Adolescents (DPC) class participated in the From Anger to Action initiative.
2021
On Human Rights Education + Teaching | Interview with John Terry
The World As It Could Be’s director, Sandy Sohcot, and TWAICB’s Communications & Website Content Administrator, Jazzmin Gota, talk with human rights educator and teacher, John Terry!
On Human Rights Education + Art | Interview with Laurie Van Balen, Columbus Crossing Borders Project
The World As It Could Be’s director, Sandy Sohcot, and TWAICB’s Communications & Website Content Administrator, Jazzmin Gota, talk with Laurie Van Balen of Columbus Crossing Borders Project about human rights and arts education! Learn more about the Columbus Crossing Borders Project and see the online exhibit at columbuscrossingbordersproject.com.
For more on Columbus Crossing Borders Project, check out our write up here, and about our friend and collaborator, Pedro Mena.
Arroyo High School UDHR Town Hall, “The America I Know”
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
Fremont High School Culminating Presentations 2012
Culminating Ceremony: 2012 Summer Institute
Henry Sidle Sings “There’s a Way” and “The World As It Could Be” at GOTV 2012
2011
Culminating Ceremony: Summer Institute 2011
Mandela High School Honors the UDHR
2011: Lesson Plans
2010
The World As It Could Be: Scenes From the 2010 Summer Institute
The World As It Could Be: Mandela High School (2010)
Introduction to the Program
2009
December 9, 2009–Arroyo High School
December 10, 2009 — Balboa High School
2008
Where There’s a Will There’s a Way, 2008 [Video Archive]
TWAICB Reflections: Destiny Arts Youth Performers
TWAICB Reflections from the Creative Development Team
2006
The World As It Could Be: A Declaration of Human Rights Performance, 2006 [Video Archive]
Commentary
The Story of Human Rights
The World As It Could Be: Tree Ceremony
The World As It Could Be: Arroyo Classroom Excerpts
The World As It Could Be: Reflecting on Arroyo High School
Rosemary Blanchard on Why Human Rights Education Is Essential
