Art

Storytelling

More personal - Raise awareness through real stories of people whose rights have been violated

Boosts empathy

Graffiti

Visualization, street art

Accessible to all, transfer beautiful messages.

Participatory theatre

Let the audience change the plot. Indicates how a violation of human rights coming from an oppressor can change by changing our attitude towards him.

Music

Form of art with a great impact.

Videos and promos on social media

Accessibility, easy

2. Activism / Protests

Joining communities and fighting for injustices you see in the world and the environment around you promotes HR.

Why is it important to protest?

Many major injustices in history have changed because of people standing up for their rights and protesting like for example:

Women’s Suffrage Parade

The demonstration brought more attention to the cause of women’s suffrage. Seven years later, after many more protests and demonstrations, the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, granting women the right to vote, would be ratified March 3, 1913

Berlin Wall Protests

The concrete division that had separated East and West Berlin for 28 years came down just two months after public protests occurred throughout Germany.

November 9, 1989