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Genocide

Women in Auschwitz

Sorrow in Sudan

Denial on Trial

Claiming Responsibility: Understanding the Rise and Popularity of Hitler

Ceremonies for International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Auschwitz – Concentration and Extermination Camp

Common Questions About the Holocaust

Iraqi Kurds

Art and the Holocaust

The Responsibility to Protect (R2P)

Minority Rights

Heretics: Iran’s Religious Minorities

Guide: Syria’s Diverse Minorities

Remarks by USCIRF Chair Dr. Katrina Lantos Swett

Turkey

Syria

Sudan

Saudi Arabia

Syria’s Refugee Crisis

Egypt

Iraq

Tolerance

Culture of Peace in the Classroom

Baroness Warsi Speech at Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque

Guide: Syria’s Diverse Minorities

Remarks by USCIRF Chair Dr. Katrina Lantos Swett

Learning to Live with Difference

What Is Religious Freedom?

Declaration of Principles on Tolerance

Promoting Tolerance

International Human Rights Standards

Toleration

Meet the Children

Benjamin Bornstein

Yosel Coller

Zuzana Gruenberger

Tomasz (Toivi) Blatt

Ita Grynbaum

Aron Tabrys

Paula Wajcman

Anne Frank

Anne Frank

Irene Freund

ABOUT TAVAANA

Tavaana: E-Learning Institute for Iranian Civil Society is Iran’s pioneer e-learning institute. Tavaana – meaning ‘empowered’ and ‘capable’ in Persian – was launched on May 17, 2010 with a mission to support active citizenship and civic leadership in Iran through a multi-platform civic education and civil society capacity building program. Tavaana holds a vision for a free and open Iranian society, one in which each and every Iranian enjoys equality, justice and the full spectrum of civil and political liberties.

ABOUT THE TOLERANCE PROJECT

The Tolerance Project aims to inspire conscience, pluralism, religious freedom, and celebration of difference. Using an array of educational materials in Arabic, Persian, and English, The Tolerance Project emphasizes the capacity of each and every individual to counter hate, and imparts the benefits of living in tolerant, open societies. The Tolerance Project educates to prevent persecution and genocide, cultivating the basis for vibrant and stable societies in the broader Middle East.

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