United for Human Rights

“Expenses office supplies 528 bank charges 50 telephone 6,231 bank charges 4,099 travel 629 insurance 250 human rights education 4,233 human rights events 33,000 human rights education 3,643 fund raising incentives 1,600 human rights events 4,402 licenses and fees 70 total 58,735”

“Inventories for sale or use 0 1,021 video master - human trafficking 7,770 7,770 video master - united 41,901 41,901 software 161 161 less accumulated amortization 26,072 29,383 total 23,760 21,470”

“Payroll payable 422 0 sales tax payable 63 55 payroll taxes payable 0 328 loans from officers 41,342 41,342”

“To educate the public about human rights and to promote tolerance and peace among all the people of the world.”

“International human rights summit a successful youth for human rights international annual summit was held in brussels, belgium. The summit hosted un officials,human rights representatives, human rights nongovernmental organizations, community leaders many of whom spoke and addressed youth delegates from over 30 countries. The summit events included an award presentation to youth delegates for outstanding work promoting human rights and human rights education.”

“India youth for human rights south asia's website network has over 7,500 registered members. More than 50,000 individuals visited the site which was used by over 1,000 individuals per month thus contacting, aligning and coordinating thousands of supporters. Over 100 million people have been reached via tv, radio, and newspaper media.”

“Africa a youth for human rights award winner from liberia engaged community leaders in west africa and met with african campaign directors and alumni to create expansion of youth human rights leadership training over the region. In the congo the organization was promoted in schools. A community organized an event for tolerance and peace. Tv interviews promoted the importance of learning and understanding human rights. Youth for human rights videos aired to over 10 million people. A charity concert was held that garnered support for the third school built in ghana.”

“More than 500,000 educational booklets as well as videos, flyers, school lesson plans and curricula were distributed. Videos were aired on 368 tv networks. 2,314 events reached more than 782,000 individuals. People from 191 countries visited the website. 34,033 education materials were ordered. A world educational tour circled the globe from washington dc to countries including mexico, dominica, uk, nigeria, sierra leone, sri lanka, mongolia, and taiwan. Regional summits were held in sri lanka and taiwan. Educators and community organizers visited the organization's interactive website where virtual classrooms were employed for interactive lessons with their students.”