Center for Human Rights
Remembering Ted Wilson
TCHR Founding Director and Former Mayor of Salt Lake City
We honor the memory of our beloved founding director, Ted, whose visionary leadership was the cornerstone of the Tanner Center for Human Rights. With unwavering dedication, he cultivated a legacy of compassion and activism, touching countless lives through his commitment to public service. Ted's profound impact extended far beyond professional realms; he cherished his family and cherished friendships, teaching us the value of prioritizing what truly matters. As we bid farewell, let us carry forward his spirit of resilience and kindness, remembering his timeless advice to never sweat the small stuff.
News & Events
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Hope, Purpose, and Service in Times of Change
Presented by Dr. Jodi Olsen. This event is presented in partnership with the College of Social and Behavioral Science
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Forging a Shared Homeland
During the event, you will hear from Israeli activists Itamar Feigenbaum and Elie Avidor, who provide critical support to the shepherds in the Jordan Valley.
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9th Annual Latinx/Hispanic Health and Heritage Fair
The Latinx/Hispanic Health and Heritage Fair (LHHHF) kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month in Salt Lake City each year! September 7, 2024, marks the 9th year!
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Summer Festival: Films for Freedom
Join Combatants for Peace and American Friends of Combatants for Peace on Wednesday, August 28, 2024 to watch the film Hurdle and then hear from the film's director, Michael Rowley.
College of Social and Behavioral Science
Hinckley Institute of Politics
Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy
Additional Resources
The Tanner Center is dedicated to providing University of Utah students, faculty and the broader community with the inspiration and education needed to become advocates for peace, nonviolence, and human rights. The center seeks to provide avenues for the open discussion of important issues within the community, the nation, and the world.