At the Museum
All ________ are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
Human Beings
A stone called Alabaster from ancient times was formed into containers that held this type of ointment
Healing Ointment
The grandmothers of Solidarity colored a tree; the colors on the tree were a symbol of ____
Hope
What is the Ancient Meeting place of Winnipeg?
The Forks
What is the name of the largest gallery in the museum?
The Canadian Journey
Where is the Human Rights Museum located
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Who is the Metis leader who was a Human Rights defender and Premier of Manitoba?
Louis Riel
Who was the Atlantic Canadian who had a beauty school for colored women. She was denied a ground level ticket at a theater, charged with tax violation, and faced inequality and injustice. Her photo resides on our current $10 bill.
Viola Desmond
What display can you leave a comment or share a story in the Human Rights museum?
Joining the Conversation
Where do people meet to have conversations about visions and ideas about Human Rights? Very common in Indigenous cultures.
Sharing Circle
Everyone has the right to _______
LIFE
How many steps does the Israel Asper Tower of Hope Spiral Staircase have?
108 Steps
Architect Antoine Predock created this guiding vision in the Museum of Human Rights; a guiding light.
The Hall of Hope
The Grandmothers in Solidarity took care of their grandchildren because their parents died of ____
Aids
What year were some women permitted to vote in Manitoba?
1916