Human Rights

The history behind the dismantling of the Aryan Nations in Idaho

Idaho Matters gets a sneak peek into the new Wassmuth Education Center.

When director Jamie Nebeker was asked to consider mounting Afflicted: Daughters of Salem at the Danny Peterson Theater in the Morrison Center of Boise State, she was struck by how a story rooted in the Salem Witch trials of the 17th century had such contemporary relevance.

Half American is a new book written by civil rights expert and Dartmouth history professor Matthew Delmont. It looks at American history in a whole new light, from the perspective of African Americans who fought in World War II, both abroad and at home.

Half American is a new book written by civil rights expert and Dartmouth history professor Matthew Delmont. It looks at American history in a whole new light, from the perspective of African Americans who fought in World War II, both abroad and at home.

A look at the Idaho Human Rights Commission and how they investigate claims of discrimination.

City Club Of Boise surveys the long and always evolving fight for human rights in Idaho

The Wassmuth Center still has $1 million to raise for its $3 million building set to break ground by early October. But funding seems to be on track for…

The City Club of Boise held the 2nd annual Marilyn Shuler Forum on Human Rights, featuring Idaho native and State Senator Cherie Buckner-Webb.Some people…

The Wassmuth Center for Human Rights erected "The Spiral of Injustice," a sculpture to not just remind people of the inhumanity of the Holocaust, but to…