Human Rights and Voting
TWAICB Director Sandy Sohcot says: At the Voting Booth. Photo: Thomas, theocean, Creative Commons I see the UDHR as a powerful framework to [...]
Article 26: A Teacher’s Perspective on Human Rights Education
Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free, at least in the elementary and fundamental stages. Elementary education shall be compulsory. Technical and [...]
Rosemary Blanchard on Why Human Rights Education Is Essential
Sandy Sohcot says: In 2010, when we published The World As It Could Be Program curriculum, we developed our 3-day Institute held in collaboration with the [...]
Why Diversity? Blog Spotlights TWAICB
We're delighted to share with you this article in the Why Diversity? blog by INNOVATE Diversity founder Lina Buffington. As part of her Hack Diversity! [...]
Perspectives on Social Change: Newsletter Interviews
For the newsletter Perspectives on Social Change, TWAICB Executive Director Sandy Sohcot visits the Rex Foundation and the Alameda County Deputy Sheriffs' Activities League for [...]
Newsletter: Perspectives on Social Change
TWAICB Executive Director Sandy Sohcot talks with Rex Foundation Executive Director Cameron Sears and Board Member Nick Morgan about the Rex Foundation’s interest in social [...]
Media and articles about the Program; Reflections by participating students and teachers on their experiences with the Program.