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Manitoba Students Display Projects at Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Manitoba students presented art, exhibits, and music at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights as part of the museum's annual Be an Upstander program. The event highlights student work focused on human rights topics.

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Manitoba students displayed art, exhibits, and music in the galleries of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. The presentations are part of the museum's Be an Upstander program, which allows students to showcase projects related to human rights.

The program occurs each year and invites students to present work they have completed on human rights topics. Museum staff coordinate the displays to give students an opportunity to share their projects with visitors.

Cbc reported on the student presentations in a video segment published one hour ago. The segment noted the annual nature of the event and its connection to the Be an Upstander program.

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