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The Australian Human Rights Commission’s human rights education resources for teachers – rightsED - aims to help students develop a critical understanding of human rights and responsibilities, as well as developing the attitudes, behaviours and skills to apply them in everyday life.



rightsED is guided by a clear set of education principles and learning outcomes.

Our approach supports the goals and direction of the UN World Programme for Human Rights Education, which aims to advance the implementation of human rights education programmes in all sectors.

The Commission also supports Australia’s state and territory education departments, schools, organisations and facilitators to promote an understanding of and commitment to human rights education.

The Commission’s rightsED resources include a range of interactive, education activities for teachers and their students.

They are designed to introduce students to human rights concepts in an engaging, relevant way.

While the majority of resources and activities have been developed for secondary students - Year 9 and up (14 years and up), some resources and activities are suitable for younger students - Year 5 and up (10 years and up).

The resources are free to download or order and may be photocopied to use individually or as an entire resource.

Further information and contacts

For further information on the Commission’s human rights education resources for teachers join our mailing list at: www.humanrights.gov.au or email education@humanrights.gov.au

Please provide your feedback

We are always working to improve our human rights education resources to ensure that they are useful to teachers and engaging and informative for students.

Feel free to email your comments to: education@humanrights.gov.au or fill out the Feedback and Evaluation form online.