About this Event
About This Event
What if creating a better world started with understanding the rights every human being is entitled to?
Join us this Nelson Mandela International Day for a special community Open House focused on human rights education, empowerment and practical action. Inspired by Nelson Mandela’s legacy of justice, equality and reconciliation, this event explores how education and community involvement can help address some of today’s most pressing social challenges.
This engaging program will highlight educational tools and humanitarian initiatives dedicated to advancing human dignity and strengthening communities locally and around the world.
Guests are invited to participate in the international call to dedicate “67 minutes” of positive action in honor of the 67 years Nelson Mandela devoted to public service and human rights.
What You’ll Experience
✔️ Self-Guided Tour of the Public Information Center
Explore multimedia exhibits featuring humanitarian initiatives focused on human rights education, community betterment and social responsibility.
✔️ Human Rights Open House Presentation
Learn about the history and purpose of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and current efforts to increase awareness and implementation of human rights principles.
✔️ United for Human Rights & Youth for Human Rights Resources
Discover educational campaigns, booklets, PSAs and tools designed to help individuals and communities understand and promote the 30 human rights.
✔️ “The Story of Human Rights” Educational Film
View powerful visual content illustrating the importance of protecting and preserving human rights for all people.
✔️ Community Networking & Dialogue
Connect with local leaders, educators, advocates and community members committed to creating positive social change in Washington, DC.
✔️ Complimentary Lunch
Enjoy refreshments and conversation with fellow attendees following the presentation.
Event Schedule
11:30 AM – Self-Guided Tour of the Public Information Center
11:50 AM – Complimentary Lunch
12:10 PM – Nelson Mandela International Day Open House Presentation
12:45 PM – Community Dialogue & Networking
Why Attend?
- Learn practical ways to promote human rights in your community
- Gain educational resources for schools, youth groups and organizations
- Discover initiatives working to create positive social impact
- Participate in an international day dedicated to service and humanitarian action
- Connect with others passionate about strengthening communities and human dignity
Who Should Attend?
- Educators & students
- Community leaders & advocates
- Human rights supporters
- Faith & civic organizations
- Families & young adults
- Anyone interested in making a positive difference
Admission
Free Admission | Open to the Public
Space is limited. Advance registration is encouraged.
Additional Information
- Complimentary materials and resources will be available to attendees
- Business casual attire recommended
- Conveniently located near Dupont Circle in Washington, DC
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Founding Church of Scientology, 1424 16th Street Northwest, Washington, United States
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