Isha Khan
Isha Khan is the chief executive officer of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and has been a prominent advocate for inclusive storytelling within the museum's exhibits. Under her leadership, the museum is set to launch the exhibit 'Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present' in June 2026, which will explore the Nakba through the oral histories of the Palestinian diaspora in Canada. Khan emphasizes the importance of fostering respectful debate and public education on human rights issues.
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The museum’s CEO, Isha Khan, said efforts to shut down the exhibit have been 'relentless.'
Canadian Museum for Human Rights curator defends Nakba exhibit ahead of opening
Canada· 2026-06-27
Isha Khan, CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, said the show does not challenge the legitimacy of the state of Israel.
Philanthropist behind Canadian Museum for Human Rights raises concerns about Nakba exhibitCanada· 2026-06-24
The museum’s chief executive Isha Khan said she’s heard the concerns about the exhibit.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights trustee resigns, cites ‘one-sided’ Palestinian exhibitCanada· 2026-06-22
Isha Khan, the CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, emphasized the importance of sharing diverse stories and experiences.
The backlash against the Canadian Museum for Human Rights’ Nakba exhibit is preposterousCanada· 2025-11-27
Isha Khan is the chief executive officer of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Nakba exhibit at Canadian Museum for Human Rights to draw on Palestinian oral historiesCanada· 2025-11-21
