We live in a world of a million oppressions…. Many of our people—women, children, marginalized communities, people with disabilities, the poor, slum dwellers, and gender non conforming people and subject to multiple forms of discrimination, prejudice, denial of rights, and exploitation.

Human Rights Education is an antidote to such violence and violations; an attempt to humanize an increasingly dehumanized world.

And the best place to sow the seeds of such progressive change is in the classroom … in the fertile minds of children, where nurtured by inspiring teachers it can root itself and emerge sturdy and strong... to enable young minds emerge as catalysts of social change.