Interested in learning more about the principles and legislation that underpin human rights? We cover the core concepts in human rights in this resource series.
Learn through our live online learning sessions or our pre-recorded video series and follow along with our accompanying resource.
Join us online for our live Core Concepts in Human Rights training course. We run this course over two half-day sessions, each lasting two hours. Our online course covers:
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To support learning on our online course we have produced an accompanying resource which contains the key information that is covered in the course as well as a glossary and a range of further resources you can access. You can download the resource below.
If you are unable to make the live training dates that we are running, we have created a two part pre-recorded video version of the training sessions that you can watch in your own time. We would recommend using these videos alongside the accompanying resource.
The two videos are each around 45 minutes long and cover the main content of the training session with narration from team members.
Due to the format, the videos do not include the breakout discussions and activities present in the live Zoom-based training so we would always recommend the live sessions first of all if you have the capacity and time to attend.
Clink the link below to access the pre-recorded learning videos on YouTube.
Core Concepts: Recorded Video Training
Our learning aims to give a foundational understanding of human rights at various levels of legislation and practical ways to take action. We hope that you use this foundation to continue building on your knowledge and capabilities in human rights practice and we recommend that you explore other available resources including those that might relate more specifically to your area of work. We have listed below links to a range of expert organisations and resource banks as places for you to continue learning: