The power of one

The Power of One is the first exhibit in our Museum for Human Rights collection. Thought provoking, it is meant to inspire and empower all people to take action to make the world a better place.  

The exhibit features notable figures like Martin Luther King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, Anne Frank, Helen Keller, Mother Teresa  - among others - who have each contributed to making the world a better place. 

The exhibit forces its audience to ask: What would you do if you were in the same situation?  What choices would you make? Would you risk your life to save others? Would you speak out? How can you help change the world for the better today?

The exhibit includes four 8x8 ft panels that neatly open and displayed.  It can be arranged in multiple formats depending on space configuration.  It is most suitable for atriums and lobby spaces with high traffic where it can be placed for people to see and reflect upon. 

The exhibit is perfect for schools, boards of education, civic centres and city halls and police stations. It has very few limitations and is open only to imagination. Booking the Exhibit is Free. 

Booking the exhibit with AGPI is free. Please contact us at office@agpi.ca