Wassmuth Center for Human Rights marks 30 years
The Wassmuth Center for Human Rights marked its 30th anniversary this weekend, bringing together community members to reflect on three decades of human rights education in Idaho and consider what comes next.
“Thirty years ago, a group of visionaries looked at what Idaho was known for and dared to imagine something different,” said Executive Director Christina Bruce-Bennion. “That vision is very much alive today — in every student who walks through our doors, every program we offer and every conversation we help people have about human dignity. We're proud of what this community has built and we're just getting started.”
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