I was contracted to help design a traveling exhibit for the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights in Boise Idaho. They are a non-profit organization working to provide teaching material for schools about the Universal Declaration for Human Rights (UDHR) as well as running guided tours of the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial. They have been working to reach areas in the state of Idaho that cannot make it to the memorial for a tour, which is where a mobile exhibit comes in!

 

Their wish was to express to a view what an "Upstander" is and how someone can take on that roll instead or being a bystander. This exhibit takes four classic questions, (What, Why, How & When should someone be an "Upstander,") and explains via quotes from the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memoral; as well as with easily scanable QR codes that bring up short videos about each section of the exhibit.

 

Below you will see images of the Boise based Memorial, screen shot details of the exhibit and a few photos of the finished towers.