The Moral Courage Project is an experiential learning program at the Human Rights Center. Our teams conduct immersive fieldwork at sites of human rights crisis in the U.S. and share stories of action taken by ordinary people.
The Dayton United for Human Rights is a grassroot coalition advocating for the dignity of Dayton citizens. In this occasion, we share some of their members’ stories, along with their passion, and commitment.
Mary E. Tyler
Strategist for Organizational Excellence & Certified Inclusion Specialist Helping organizations build inclusive, people-centered workplaces through strategic leadership, equity, and organizational development.
Mary Tyler
3:48
Tara Campbell
DUHR Executive President Leading the movement to advance human rights, equity, and community-driven change through advocacy, collaboration, and civic engagement.
Tara Campbell
4:50
Stephanie Van Hoose
Founder, REACH Indigenous Advocacy Championing Indigenous voices, cultural preservation, and equitable access to resources through education and community advocacy.
Stephanie Van Hoose
5:38
Keslina Luoma
Social Worker Dedicated to supporting individuals and families by promoting well-being, resilience, and access to essential community resources.
Keslina Luoma
3:53
N'deye Thiome
Young Changemaker Empowering communities through youth leadership, community/civic engagement, and a passion for creating meaningful social impact.
N'deye Thiome
4:00
A heartfelt thank you to all of the students & staff who helped bring the Moral Courage Project to life. Your creativity, dedication, and passion made this project possible.
Lila Acott Aila Carr-Chellman Saija Cleveland Sebastián De León Precious Henderson Kristine Hillstrom KC Horning Phoenix Lex Mary Kate Mull Kurtis Neiman Bridget Sexton Kate Shryock Ximena Silva-Aguirre Staci Zartman-Robb
Aaliyah Baker Glenna Jennings Julie Jones Ruse Joel R. Pruce
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