Live Open-Air Human Rights Concert in New York

25 August 2006, Union Square, NY: Free open-air concert drew over 7,000 spectators, spreading the word about human rights with music. Live music mixed with Human Rights Public Service Announcements reached the crowd as thousands of New Yorkers took a moment out of their busy lives to stop, think and learn about human rights and have a great time.

AFHR's artists and supporters drew in thousands of spectators. It was an evening of music, fun, and most importantly, human rights education. Blending the unique power of art and human rights to communicate the importance of the Universal Declaration of Human rights, New Yorkers welcomed the performance. 

See photos below.

Artists for Human Rights Concert in Union Square Park, NYC where 30 Public Service Announcements depicting all 30 of our human rights as laid out in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights were shown to a crowd of 7000 people.	Richard Hartley Choir at AFHR Concert in NYC
Stacy Francis and Richard Hartley Choir at AFHR Concert in Union Square Park in NYC	Stacy Francis and the Richard Hartley Choir
Kids Singing for Human Rights in front of 7,000 spectators, Union Square, NY	Kids Singing for Human Rights in front of 7,000 spectators, Union Square, NY
Founder of AFHR Anne Archer with kids participating in Human Rights Concert in Union Square	David Campbell multi platinum Award winning arranger/orchestrater performing his famous “Orange Blossom Special”