Organising institution |
 Canadian Human Rights Foundation, Canada
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Delivering institution |
Canadian Human Rights Foundation, Canada
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Name |
25th International Human Rights Training Program (IHRTP) : building capacity for human rights education | |
Duration |
13 June to 2 July 2004 | |
Substantive focus |
human rights education | |
Target group |
Community leaders
NGO activists | |
In-service training or
pre-service training |
No | |
Content |
The IHRTP is an intermediate-level program that focuses on international
human rights standards, current human rights issues and human rights
education strategies. The exploration of human rights principles and
instruments, ongoing critical reflection and inquiry and extensive sharing
of experiences allow participants to strengthen their capacity to engage in
effective human rights education. | |
Language |
English
French (Français) | |
City |
Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Québec | |
Geographical focus |
International | |
HR incorporated in curriculum |
No | |
Methodology used |
The curriculum model is based on principles of adult experiential learning,
in which participants and facilitators engage in a process of mutual
teaching and learning. Participants work for the most part in groups of
about 15 with a facilitator whose role is to provide guidance in achieving
the Program objectives. | |
Delivered by |
Internationally recognized human rights experts. | |
Number of participants |
This intensive three-week program brings together over 100 participants
from over 50 countries. | |
Deadline for applications |
28 January 2004. | |
Application procedure |
Candidates must complete an Application Form, which can be obtained either
by contacting Mr. Frédéric Hareau, the IHRTP Program Officer
(IHRTP@chrf.ca) or by visiting the CHRF website (www.chrf.ca).
All applications should include:
* two supporting letters from national and/or international organizations familiar with the candidate's work and/or the work of the organization
* a brochure (and/or mission statement) describing the nominating organization. | |
Admission requirements |
Candidates must be nominated by the Director of their organizations. The candidates must:
* be an active member of their organization for at least two years
* be in a position to influence the human rights education work of the organization
* have a knowledge of human rights principles and major international instruments
* be committed to transferring the knowledge and skills gained to colleagues and to others with whom he/she works
* be sensitive to the issues which arise when working in multicultural groups and respectful of diversity
* be proficient in either English or French. | |
Cost of tuition |
The participation fee is CAN$4,250. This includes tuition, accommodation
and meals, program materials, and emergency medical insurance. | |
Was the program evaluated |
Information not available | |
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