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FAQ: Church of Scientology Human Rights Art Exhibit in Dupont Circle
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Organizations can gain visibility and community support by hosting human rights art exhibits that attract diverse audiences and media attention.
The exhibit featured seven artists displaying various art forms and provided free educational materials on the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
This art exhibit brings people of different beliefs together through creative expression to promote peace and human rights awareness.
Artists showcased portraits of human rights activists and unique techniques like wax on glass at the historic Fraser Mansion exhibit.
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The 'United for Human Rights' pop-up exhibit aimed to celebrate human rights through artistic expressions and promote awareness of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The exhibit was co-hosted by the Church of Scientology National Affairs Office, Youth for Human Rights International's Washington, DC chapter, and Art Impact International.
The exhibit was held in November 2025 at the historic Fraser Mansion in Dupont Circle, Washington, DC, as part of the monthly First Friday: Art Walk Dupont Circle.
The exhibit featured seven artists: Carolyn Goodridge, E. J. Lee, P.J.P. Martin, Sharon Robinson, Patrick Smith, J. Thomas Wells, and Hubert Jackson (whose work was displayed and discussed by Carolyn Goodridge).
The exhibit showcased portraits of famous human rights activists, landscapes, abstracts, layered artwork, batik art, and wax on glass created by the participating artists.
As stated by Mr. Azhar Haq, Executive Director of Youth for Human Rights International's DC chapter, 'Art speaks where words can't fully communicate the same concepts' and brings people of different beliefs and cultures together to appreciate something beautiful.
Free educational materials on the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights were provided courtesy of Youth for Human Rights International.
Educational materials on the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights are available free at www.youthforhumanrights.org, and more information can be found at https://www.facebook.com/YHRDC.
Art Walk Dupont is a recurring monthly cultural experience that brings free art exhibits to galleries, embassies, and cultural centers throughout the historic Dupont Circle neighborhood.
YHRI is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating youth about human rights, focusing on the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and inspiring young people to become advocates for peace and tolerance through art exhibitions, concerts, and community events.
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