Can an AI companion be a human’s friend? Does the government have a duty to involve itself in how children are raised? Is it possible to be open-minded while still retaining your convictions? These are just a few examples of the ethical dilemmas that students from across the country discussed during the Canadian High School … Continue reading Students debate complex ethical issues at the Museum
From raising awareness about the treatment of girls in Afghanistan, to advocating for peace, these young Upstanders are proving that no one is too young to make a difference. They joined more than 100 other students at the Museum this May to share their work at the largest ever Upstander Showcase. We hope you are … Continue reading Students tackle human rights issues at the Upstander Showcase
Because of you, students are learning about a little-known piece of Canadian history and people are becoming more aware of online hate and how to stop it. Thank you for your support! Check out this Spring 2025 update to learn more about the work you are supporting. We hope you feel inspired by everything you … Continue reading Spring 2025 update – Your generosity at work
For the past several years, Carly Edmundson has celebrated Galentine’s Day, a day dedicated to strong female friendships and empowering women. This year, she decided to do something different to mark the occasion: raising funds for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. “Galentine’s Day has always been something I’ve recognized because the incredible women in … Continue reading Uniting women for Galentine’s Day
Alika (left) is a Grade 10 student who visited the Museum this winter. She shares what she learned, thanks to you. (Photo courtesy of Sun West School Division) Human rights have always been an interest for Alika. And thanks to you, she was able to visit the Canadian Museum for Human Rights this winter. Alika … Continue reading Alika’s perspective on human rights
Knowing our past is key to building a safer future. That’s exactly what students found out while exploring Love in a Dangerous Time: Canada’s LGBT Purge. Because of you, the students were able to get a sneak preview of the exhibition, along with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Before visiting the Museum, many of the students were … Continue reading Uncovering the past for the future: Students learn about LGBT Purge
Your support is helping students like Alika learn about human rights. Read about what she and her peers learned at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, thanks to you. We greatly appreciate your support! Check out this Winter 2025 update to read about the work you are supporting. We hope you feel inspired by everything … Continue reading Winter 2025 update – Your generosity at work
What can youth do about the dangers of nuclear weapons? As it turns out, quite a bit. This past week, more than 150 students gathered at the Museum to share how they are taking action for peace at the 4th Annual Youth Nuclear Peace Summit. The idea behind this summit arose when three friends grew … Continue reading Radiating hope: Youth take action for peace
Before she participated in the Be an Upstander program, Abrielle wasn’t familiar with some human rights concepts. “No one really talks about freedom of speech,” says the Grade 5 student. “I did not know that one in three people do not have access to freedom of speech around the world.” But thanks to you, everything … Continue reading Equipping students like Abrielle
Lots has been going on at the Museum lately. Check out this update to learn more about the work you supporting. It’s full of stories that show how you have made a difference lately – from supporting students through the Be an Upstander program to launching an innovative new exhibition. We hope you feel inspired … Continue reading Summer 2024 update – Your generosity at work
