Wassmuth Center for Human Rights

Our Story

The Wassmuth Center for Human Rights was founded in 1996 to honor human rights, culminating in the opening of the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial in 2002. This memorial serves as an interactive classroom for Idaho’s school children, inspiring them to contemplate moral implications and civil responsibilities.

Impact

Through various programs and resources, the Wassmuth Center brings the Memorial’s message into classrooms and communities, significantly enhancing education and awareness of human rights in Idaho.

Why Donate?

The Wassmuth Center relies entirely on donations to sustain its vital work in classrooms and communities across the state. Your contributions are essential for continuing these impactful programs.

Get Involved

Support the mission of the Wassmuth Center by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Your generosity will help foster a deeper understanding of human rights and empower future generations.