Announcement Compilation
The National Human Rights Museum's "115 Human Rights Story Bus - National Campus Tour" is now open for applications from schools nationwide. We encourage all teachers to apply enthusiastically and collectively enhance the human rights education reading experience.
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| I. | In accordance with the letter from the National Human Rights Museum, No. 1153000423, dated February 5, 115. |
| II. | To implement human rights education from the grassroots level, the National Human Rights Museum has been promoting human rights education and the "Human Rights Stories Mobile Reading Bus" campus tour for a long time. The bus has traveled across the country and visited remote schools, with cumulative participation of over 10,000 teachers and students, receiving widespread praise from campus teachers and students and recognition from schools at all levels. To continue promoting human rights values, this year's campus tour plan is organized. The entire event is free of charge and provides rich teaching resources for school teachers to apply. |
| III. | The core highlights of this event are as follows: |
| (I) | Immersive Reading Experience: The first-ever "camping style" outdoor reading area in the gull-wing reading bus breaks through classroom walls, creating a relaxed, intellectual, and aesthetic atmosphere that stimulates students' curiosity and enhances their motivation for reading. |
| (II) | Diverse Cross-Disciplinary Topics: Selected contemporary human rights books cover multiple aspects such as gender, labor, ethnicity, immigration, climate, and environmental ecology, transforming classroom learning into a warm cultural journey. |
| (III) | Mobile Museum: The reading bus is equipped with multimedia audio-visual content and digital displays (which can be activated or deactivated based on school needs). It creates an immersive "mini-museum" environment on campus with visual, auditory, and interactive elements, allowing teachers and students to experience museum cultural resources firsthand. |
| (IV) | Tailored Activities: Age-appropriate activities are provided, including picture book storytelling theater, human rights critical thinking board games, or living libraries and lectures by human rights experts and scholars, to deepen teachers' and students' understanding of human rights values. |
| IV. | Summary of Event Information: |
| (I) | Eligibility: All levels of schools nationwide (including elementary, junior high, senior high vocational, and universities) and community colleges. |
| (II) | Application Period: From the date of announcement until March 20, 115. |
| (III) | Event Content: |
| 1. | Mobile Reading Bus Exhibition on Campus (2 days). |
| 2. | Diverse Human Rights Lectures (1 session). |
| (IV) | Application Method: Online application form. Please fill out the form online. (URL: https://forms.gle/KBb4Q425bCqHNSVX8) The application plan brochure and past achievement photos are provided for reference. |
| V. | Related information can be found on the museum's official website (National Human Rights Museum / Educational Promotion / Current Events). |
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