The future

Human Rights House will be home to:

• The National Urgent Action Network
• The National Refugee Network
• A resource and educational library
• Dedicated meeting space for members and activists to plan and implement their human rights work
• A team of over 20 dedicated office volunteers
• Numerous specialized networks, teams and local groups
• A growing staff that currently includes: two Urgent Action Network staff, two Refugee Network staff, a Media External Communications Officer, a Regional Coordinator, four National fundraising staff, and an office liaison manager. We are growing and expect that in five years the Centre will be home to 16 full-time staff members and over 25 office volunteers.
• A diverse public that relies on our resources the three days per week we are open to the public

Human Rights House will give activists, members, volunteers and staff the space we need to work effectively and efficiently. It will provide much needed meeting facilities for groups, networks, specialized teams and staff. There will also be dedicated space for our educational resources that are widely used by students, lawyers, journalists and the public. Located on a main subway line will make Human Rights House visible, easily accessible and safe. It will also provide long term cost benefits which will help us be more efficient in our human rights work!!

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