Given the plethora of human rights instruments globally and nationally that center on gender equality, this course will offer theoretical and practical knowledge you will need to ground your development programming in the principles of HRBA and feminism. By the end of the course, you will have an understanding of the main feminist concepts relevant to global contexts, particularly as they relate to the praxis of feminist leadership in development work. You will gain the necessary skills to analyze how HRBA supports accountability and inclusion in feminist spaces. The course will also provide knowledge of key gender and development frameworks that will enable you to improve on monitoring and evaluation (M&E) methods of development projects from a feminist and HRBA angle.
- Teacher: Changu chibesac
- Teacher: Yaliwe Clarke
- Teacher: Nsia humphrey
- Teacher: Doris likwelile
- Teacher: amani minja
- Teacher: Jonathan Tusubira
The purpose of the course is to help you to GAIN A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF THE EXISTING INEQUALITIES AROUND THE WORLD THAT FUEL THE CLIMATE CRISIS. Enhance your skills to identify vulnerable groups and inequalities that exist in our communities to better design interventions to address climate change
- Teacher: amani minja