The Raoul Wallenberg Center at the University of Michigan focuses on promoting human rights and social justice through education, research, and public engagement. It honors the legacy of Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who saved thousands during the Holocaust. The center conducts interdisciplinary programs, hosts events, and collaborates with global organizations to advance human rights initiatives. It generates revenue through grants, donations, and partnerships, playing a crucial role in shaping future leaders committed to humanitarian causes.