Education and learning resources

This picture book tells the story of a bear whose hat has gone and he wants it back.

This session encourages students to read poetry written in response to injustice and explore how language can be used to make a courageous stand.

In this session students are encouraged to write a poem from the perspective of someone who has experienced hate crime.

This session encourages students explore the right to freedom of expression and create similes and metaphors for freedom.

In this final session, students are challenged to Make A Difference in a Minute by standing up for human rights through poetry.

Part 2 of our 10-part Words That Burn education series encourages students to explore identity and collaborate creatively to tell their own stories.

This catalogue lists all our key teaching materials including important themes of the day, and offer creative approaches

Explores a world where it takes a footballer 100 seconds to earn a monthly wage of a child labourer who make his boots.

This training pack has been created by Amnesty International UK on the BRAVE global campaign which campaigns to strengthen the recognition and protection of human rights defenders.

My Little Book of BIG Freedoms aims to inspire everyone, young and old.

These notes have been created to support students aged 12+ to explore the characters, storyline and issues in this book,

This resource is designed to support teachers to introduce human rights to children aged 3-5.

Ten lessons in Irish to build knowledge of human rights issues, drawing on skills and attitudes developed by The Right Start.

Ten lessons in Irish focusing on knowledge of human rights issues, developing the skills and attitudes acquired from previous resources.

A short Q&A explaining key facts about Amnesty International and our goals. Order by emailing [email protected].

This resource supports Amnesty Speakers to introduce students, aged 11-19, to the Human Rights Act.