The College of the Sequoias Visalia Campus hosts a Human Rights Art Exhibition, showcasing the intersection of art, human rights, social justice, and environmental issues. Open from January 28th to March 7th in Kaweah 214 at the Visalia campus, the exhibition features powerful artistic expressions on equity, climate justice, and activism.

The special event on February 6th invited students, faculty, and the public to engage with these thought-provoking works, encouraging discussion and awareness. The display includes paintings, photographs, and mixed-media pieces, each telling a unique story about resilience, oppression, and the fight for human rights. Visitors will have the opportunity to reflect on critical global issues, from the impacts of climate change to struggles for social equality and freedom.

The exhibition aims to inspire reflection and meaningful conversations about these pressing topics. By presenting diverse perspectives through art, it seeks to encourage action and raise awareness about the interconnectedness of human rights and environmental sustainability. The College of the Sequoias invites students, faculty, and the wider community to visit the exhibition before it closes on March 7th. Those interested can stop by Kaweah 214 on the Visalia campus, to experience the powerful messages conveyed through these artistic expressions.