Education and learning resources

Amnesty International UK's HRE team has created bite size activities for creative ways to learn about human rights. This resource aims to help students explore different feelings with respect.

Amnesty International UK's HRE team has created bite size activities for creative ways to learn about human rights. This resource aims to help students find out more about our rights.

Amnesty International UK's HRE team has created bite size activities for creative ways to learn about human rights. This resource aims to help students celebrate their friends and family.

Amnesty International UK's HRE team has created bite size activities for creative ways to learn about human rights. This resource aims to help students celebrate our human right to freedom.

A Welsh language teaching pack introducing human rights to secondary students. Includes lesson plans, activities and films.

This piece of classroom origami will help young people explore human rights. Order by emailing [email protected].

A Birthday For Ben is a beautifully illustrated book introduces deafness to young children.

Here I Stand: Stories That Speak For Freedom is an anthology from Amnesty International.

The Unforgotten Coat tells of two refugee brothers from Mongolia who are determined to fit in with their new schoolmates.

Dream Land is a compelling story about the Crimean Tatars’ struggle to reclaim the land from which they were exiled.

Shadow is the story of Aman, an Afghan boy fleeing the horror of war.

Daughter Of The Wind is a powerful story about a young girl’s struggle within the constraints of her nomadic society.

Red Leaves is set in an ancient wood in London and tells the story of three young people who seek refuge there.

Oliver is a story about a little boy who is different.

Voices Of Silence explores themes of privacy, asylum, freedom of thought and expression, and the right to independence.

Ketchup Clouds provides a platform for themes alongside the issue of the death penalty.

The Kites Are Flying is an uplifting story highlighting the conflict on the West Bank.

In The Sea There Are Crocodiles is the true story of an Afghani boy called Enaiatollah Akbari.

I Have The Right To Be A Child is a beautifully illustrated picture book introduces the UNCRC.

Two Weeks With The Queen is about a twelve-year-old on a quest to find a cure for his ill brother.