The Course

Ever wondered how you can make a tangible difference in protecting and upholding the inherent dignity of people everywhere? Dive into the foundational concepts, principles, and practical approaches to human rights work in this engaging course. Designed for beginners, we'll explore the historical evolution of human rights, the framework of international human rights law, and the role of key players like NGOs, governments, and intergovernmental organizations. You'll gain a thorough understanding of various human rights issues, learning to analyze and prepare human rights campaigns, reports, and advocacy strategies.

Now, let's put that knowledge to work! This course isn't just about the books; it's about equipping you with the skills to apply what you learn to real-world scenarios. You'll discover how to assess human rights cases, devise action plans for awareness, and engage effectively with communities and stakeholders. Whether you're looking to kickstart a career in human rights, become a more informed activist, or simply wish to contribute more meaningfully to society, the insights gained here will empower you to make an impact. Ready to stand up for what's right? Join us and start your journey towards becoming a formidable advocate for human rights.

What you will learn

You know, when I first designed this curriculum, I was laser-focused on creating a foundation that would be not just informative, but also empowering and accessible for someone just like you starting out on this important journey. I took great care in laying out each module to build on the previous one, ensuring that you'd feel a sense of progression and achievement as you develop a robust understanding of the principles and practices that underpin the protection and promotion of human dignity. I’m confident you’ll find the materials digestive and the assignments incredibly enriching. We've structured everything with clarity and purpose, enabling you to navigate complex Human Rights concepts with ease, and I'm excited to see the powerful impact this knowledge will have on your perspective and actions in the world.

Curriculum

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Your instructor

Tina Irving is a seasoned educator and human rights advocate with a rich history of working with diverse communities to advance the understanding and application of human rights principles. With a background in social sciences and a track record of contributing to grassroots initiatives, Tina brings a wealth of firsthand experiences to her role as a teacher. Her dedication to promoting equity and justice has been evident throughout her varied career, which includes partnerships with NGOs, participation in policy-making forums, and engagement in educational outreach programs.

Instructing the course "Basics in preparing Human Rights," Tina seamlessly integrates her deep knowledge of human rights frameworks with pedagogical expertise, crafting an immersive learning experience that resonates with her students. Her passion for the subject matter shines through in every lesson, aimed at empowering individuals to become informed, active participants in their communities. Tina firmly believes that education is a powerful tool for change and is committed to guiding her students on a journey towards becoming effective human rights advocates, equipped with the understanding and skills to make a meaningful difference in the world.

Foundational

An introduction to the core principles of Human Rights

Comprehensive

Exploring the breadth of Human Rights issues and applications

Essential

Key concepts and practices in Human Rights preparation