Learning about the history of the fight for human rights in Idaho is an important first step in anyone’s human rights educational journey. From discrimination against Japanese, Latinx, and disabled people to the fight for LGBTQ rights, the rocky road to equality in Idaho has much to teach us.
The Voices of Idaho podcast is a platform that amplifies the voices of those working on human rights issues in our communities. These personal stories illuminate the fight for human rights, fostering positive, lasting change by inspiring others to take action.
Learn about the lives of the 12 prominent leaders whose powerful words are etched into the stone of the Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial. Each module features an opportunity to engage further with the video content, prompting you with questions and a chance to reflect on how you can help promote and protect human rights. From Frederick Douglass to Dr. Maya Angelou, let these incredible minds inspire you to be the light.
Each year, the Center hosts an event to raise awareness about its educational programs featuring a particular theme representative of that moment in time. It is an opportunity for the public to not only learn about the work of the Center but to promote engagement in the coming year, whether it is to be a docent, volunteer, or offer financial support; all participation is welcome.