Free Children’s Art and Human Rights Education Event

 

Free Children’s Art and Human Rights Education Event

We’re delighted to invite you to a special Human Rights Bunting drop-in event with the Hubbard Academy of Personal Independence (HAPI).

🗓 Date: 26th April
🕐 Time: 1:00 – 4:00pm
📍 Location: 20-23 South Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1LL

This is a relaxed, family-friendly session where children can take part at any time during the afternoon.

What is Human Rights Bunting?

Human Rights Bunting is a simple, creative project where children explore what fairness, safety, and respect mean in their own lives. Through drawing and words, they express their ideas and help make their voices visible.

What will happen on the day?

Children will be guided through a simple process:

  1. Learn – Children are introduced to human rights in an easy, age-appropriate way

  2. Create – Each child decorates a piece of bunting, starting with the idea: “Everyone should…”

  3. Share – The bunting is brought together and shared with the wider community

All materials are provided. No booking needed—just drop in.

Why it matters

Children often have a clear sense of what is fair. This project gives them a voice, while helping them understand their rights in a creative and positive way.

Find out more

Project website:
https://humanrightsbunting.blogspot.com/

Learn about human rights and watch simple films:
https://www.youthforhumanrights.org/

Further information on human rights:
https://www.humanrights.com/







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