Join our mission to promote human rights through artistic expression. Discover ways to contribute to our community, from volunteering to supporting our initiatives.
Ways to Get Involved
The Human Rights Arts Festival offers multiple ways for you to engage with our work, supporting human rights through art and advocacy.
Volunteer Opportunities
Become a vital part of our community by volunteering your time and skills.
Artist Collaboration
Submit your work or propose workshops and performances that explore human rights themes.
Educational Programs
Expand your understanding through workshops, lectures, and online courses.
Supporter Community
Join our community through membership, donations, or attending our events.
Upcoming Opportunities
Festival 2025: "DEFEND"
Our next annual festival exploring how art defends human rights and artistic freedom.
Community Art Project: "Voices of Resilience"
A collaborative project sharing stories of resilience through various artistic mediums.
Digital Advocacy Campaign: "Art as Witness"
An online initiative highlighting how art serves as witness to human rights violations.
EAVA Artists' Residency Program
The Human Rights Are Universal Arts Festival in partnership with Eava Artists offers a dynamic residency program. Explore your creative vision and engage with a vibrant artistic community.
Our Impact
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Volunteer Opportunities
Become a vital part of our community by volunteering your time and skills. We welcome volunteers in various capacities:
- Festival Assistants: Help with event coordination, artist support, and visitor guidance during our festivals
- Digital Media Team: Support our online presence through social media management and content creation
- Community Outreach: Connect with local communities to spread awareness about human rights issues
- Administrative Support: Assist with the day-to-day operations that keep our initiatives running
Volunteers receive training, mentorship, and the opportunity to network with artists and human rights advocates from around the world.
"Volunteering with the Human Rights Arts Festival gave me the chance to combine my passion for the arts with my commitment to social justice. It's been a transformative experience." — Sarah, Festival Volunteer 2023
Artist Collaboration
We're always looking for artists whose work engages with human rights themes:
- Exhibition Submissions: Submit your artwork for consideration in our annual festival
- Workshop Facilitators: Share your creative skills through educational workshops
- Performance Artists: Propose live performances that explore human rights narratives
- Digital Artists: Create content for our online platforms and virtual exhibitions
Artists working with us benefit from exposure to a global audience, professional development opportunities, and connection to a network of like-minded creators.
Educational Programs
Expand your understanding of human rights issues through our educational initiatives:
- School Workshops: Interactive sessions designed for primary and secondary students
- University Partnerships: Collaborative projects with higher education institutions
- Public Lectures: Engaging talks by artists, activists, and academics
- Online Courses: Self-paced learning about the intersection of art and human rights
Our educational programs aim to foster critical thinking and inspire creative approaches to human rights advocacy.
Supporter Community
Join our community of supporters who make our work possible:
- Membership Program: Become a member for exclusive benefits and behind-the-scenes access
- Donation Opportunities: Support our initiatives through one-time or recurring donations
- Corporate Partnerships: Explore how your organization can collaborate with us
- Event Attendance: Show your support by attending our exhibitions, performances, and talks
Every contribution, regardless of size, helps us continue our mission of promoting human rights through artistic expression.
EAVA Artists' Residency Program
The Human Rights Are Universal Arts Festival in partnership with Eava Artists offers a dynamic residency program designed to foster creative exploration and artistic growth within a vibrant community.
- Partnership: Human Rights Are Universal Arts Festival & Eava Artists
- Application: Ongoing applications accepted year-round
- Focus: Human rights themes through artistic expression
- Community: Connect with like-minded artists and advocates
- Support: Professional development and creative mentorship
- Impact: Opportunity to create meaningful art that drives social change
This residency program provides artists with the resources, space, and community needed to explore how art can be a powerful tool for human rights advocacy and social transformation.
"The residency program offers an unparalleled opportunity to merge artistic excellence with meaningful social impact, creating work that truly matters." — EAVA Artists Program Director