The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and is Canada’s first museum dedicated solely to the topic of human rights. Since its opening in 2014, the museum has focused on exploring the evolution and future of human rights while also enhancing public understanding and promoting respect for all individuals.
Our mission is not just about telling stories; it’s about sparking reflection and fostering dialogue around critical human rights issues. Through unique exhibitions and events, we invite all Canadians and visitors to engage with our rich history and the continuing struggles for human rights.
We take pride in being a landmark for human rights awareness and education, providing a space for learning, compassion, and community engagement.
Our mission is not just about telling stories; it’s about sparking reflection and fostering dialogue around critical human rights issues. Through unique exhibitions and events, we invite all Canadians and visitors to engage with our rich history and the continuing struggles for human rights.
We take pride in being a landmark for human rights awareness and education, providing a space for learning, compassion, and community engagement.
