One person who really deserves a special mention is an artist who continually donates her talents towards human rights -- Linda Cornelius. While many people have told us how much they admire our website, not everyone knows that much of the credit goes to artist Linda.

From her studio, Linda updates the site with new stories and images that we send her -- and designs how they will look.

She can always be counted upon to produce a beautiful product, often at short notice and with a VERY tight deadline. And she somehow manages while keeping up with the heavy demands of her thriving studio!

But that is only the start. Linda has also designed the YHRI logo, promotion and events props of all kinds as well as all sorts of flyers, brochures, posters, stationary, booklets and other YHRI promotion. You name it -- she did it.

Moreover, that contribution dates back to the dawn of Youth for Human Rights International in 2001. In fact, years before then, she was already designing promotional materials for human rights causes.

Linda says she is very happy to help as an artist. Putting her talents to use in order to promote human rights is very rewarding and in line with the purpose of art, which includes elevating the culture. Artists in all times have been used to advance ideas, politics, power, government, religion, and philosophy.They are the conveyors of finer concepts and higher aims.

Moreover, due to the wonders of modern computer technology and the Internet, she is able to do all this while being located thousands of miles away from YHRI's Los Angeles headquarters -- in her studio in Milan

Youth for Human Rights International owes Linda a permanent debt for all her hard work. We dedicate this page to her for her tireless support and artistic talents, freely donated in the service of human rights for youth.