What if the most powerful thing you can do for peace is simply lift where you stand — wherever you are, whatever your stage?

Brett G. Scharffs — professor at Brigham Young University Law School — recently addressed the United Nations Human Rights Council on what a true culture of peace requires, and why human dignity is the foundation everything else is built on. In this conversation, Brett shares why human dignity must come before human rights, why religious voices are essential to peacemaking, and why Eleanor Roosevelt believed the most important human rights institution in the world was the kitchen table.

We cover human dignity, human rights, building a culture of peace, the role of religious voices, intercultural understanding, and lifting where you stand.

Learn more about Brett's work at law.byu.edu/centers/iclrs.

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