When the world needed a new moral compass after World War II, it turned not to generals or kings — but to Eleanor Roosevelt. As chair of the UN Human Rights Commission, she led the creation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, shaping the ethical framework we still rely on today.
This video explores her resilience, her vision, and her belief that governance isn’t about control — it’s about conscience.
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