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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
As the UN marked World Humanitarian Day, Volunteer Ministers across six continents continued their service at home and abroad—wherever people need help.
USA •
Overcoming her own study difficulties through L. Ron Hubbard Study Technology, Dr. Mary Shuttleworth became an educator and touched the lives of millions of youth with her human rights education initiative.
How many bright, creative children give up on their goals, frustrated with learning difficulties they simply cannot overcome?
ROCKPORT, TEXAS •
Humanitarian convoy arrives in Aransas County from Salt Lake City with materials to rebuild homes. The “Something CAN Be Done About It” convoy, carrying more than 200 tons of building supplies, arrived in Rockport this morning.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
With child drugging on the rise and the FDA's failure to enforce their own regulations on clinical trials, a new exhibit opens amid controversy in Seattle. Concern is growing about the overmedication of children with psychiatric drugs.
EAST GRINSTEAD, UK •
An East Grinstead youth group called the Saint Hill Lions shared the truth about drugs with a nearby town
SEME, KENYA •
A Scientology Volunteer Minister in Kenya is infusing hope and kindness in the lives of the people of Western Kenya.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH •
A humanitarian convoy has just left Salt Lake City for Rockport, Texas, a city that was nearly destroyed by Hurricane Harvey.
WASHINGTON, D.C. •
Rock and roll music group stops in Washington, D.C.,to educate youth on how to protect their basic human rights as a part of their “ 30 Days 30 Rights ” National tour. Rock for Human Rights (R4HR) is a rock and roll group with a mission: to educate kids about their human rights through music.
BANJUL, THE GAMBIA •
How a human rights nonprofit is changing the cultural landscape of the Gambia With the end of more than two decades of dictatorship in the Gambia, Nfamarah Jawneh , founder of a local nonprofit, is determined to transform his country through human rights.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN •
In commemoration of World Humanitarian Day, the Church of Scientology honors civil rights attorney Allison Folmar, who is defending the rights of parents to protect their children from harmful psychiatric drugs.
In honor of World Humanitarian Day, the Church of Scientology published a video August 17, featuring Constitutional and civil rights attorney Allison Folmar who practices in the Greater Detroit metropolitan area.