Thank you for your question.
Our workshops offer human rights education around economic, social, and cultural rights. Actually, in Canada, I don't think we understand our human rights, and I believe that they should be integrated into our curriculums in schools across the nation, from elementary school to high school and post-secondary school.
I think that what people walk away with is a much clearer understanding of what human rights are. They are demystified. They are agreements that Canada signed in 1976, and people know the components of involved with them, the practicalities of housing, food security, and those basic things. They're not pie-in-the-sky, in-the-clouds human rights; they're very concrete. We really don't understand poverty in Canada, and these workshops help people to comprehend exactly what it means.