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The International Human Rights Training Program (IHRTP), run by Equitas and supported by the U.S. Department of State, is an internationally recognized intensive training program and the only program in the world specifically dedicated to building the capacity of human rights educators. Over four decades, it has trained thousands of human rights defenders from over 140 countries.
The program helps participants acquire practical tools to improve the effectiveness of their human rights education work using participatory, gender-sensitive, and systems approaches. Up to 65 participants per cohort are accepted from civil society organizations, national institutions, and government agencies. Partial and full bursaries may be available.
The 2025 participation fee is $9,000 CAD, including accommodation and meals.
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Equitas > Learn > International Human Rights Training Program International Human Rights Training Program The International Human Rights Training Program (IHRTP) is an internationally recognized intensive training program that Equitas has held for over 40 years.
The program is a unique opportunity for human rights educators and defenders to acquire practical tools to improve the effectiveness and impact of their work while deepening their understanding of human rights. For any questions, please reach out to the team at pifdh-ihrtp@equitas. org.
We can’t wait to embark on this next chapter together and look forward to welcoming human rights educators and defenders from across the globe to join us in this exciting journey. “In a time of increasing divisiveness, learning about the powerful tool of human rights and about how to dialogue through difference is more than ever relevant and critical.
Equitas’ International Human Rights Training Program creates a great setting to do just that. For over four decades, thousands of human rights defenders from over 140 countries have learnt not just about the human rights framework but also from each other. They have gone on to lead significant social changes in their respective communities in a way that bridges through differences to protect the rights for all .
” – Odette McCarthy , Executive Director at Equitas Equitas celebrates more than 40 years of empowerment through human rights education The International Human Rights Training Program (IHRTP) is an internationally recognized intensive training program. It is the only training in the world specifically dedicated to building the capacity and skills of human rights educators.
The program is a unique opportunity for human rights educators to acquire practical tools to improve the effectiveness and impact of their work while deepening their understanding of human rights. The program is for human rights educators and defenders from civil society organizations, regional and national institutions and government agencies. In what language is the program offered?
The program is offered in French and English . T he participation fee for the 2025 IHRTP is $ 9 000 CAD. • Accommodation and meals • Emergency medical insurance International air transportation and Canadian visa fees are not included.
** Full and partial bursaries may be available ** 6 reasons why you should apply The Program is an immersion into the participatory approach. The participants are at the heart of the process. They analyze their work and create new strategies for action based on their own experience.
2. From education to action During the training, the participants develop an individual plan, with the help of coaches, in order to put into practice their newly acquired knowledge and skills through actionable strategies . By designing plans that drive social change, participants are empowered to create meaningful and sustainable impact in their communities.
The varied professional backgrounds of the participants bring a great richness to the program. This year, 65 participants from dozens of countries will be accepted to the program based on their experience and commitment to the field of human rights. 4.
Professional development In addition to the participatory approach, the program familiarizes participants with the human rights-based approach, the gender perspective and the systems approach. The participants acquire and develop tools for improving the effectiveness and the concrete impact of their work. The IHRTP helps participants transform their working methods by making them more inclusive and participatory.
The IHRTP is an opportunity for participants to meet other committed individuals who, like them, are leaders working for change in their communities. By taking part in the training, the participants become members of a community of practice allowing them to network with former participants and experts and to share tools and resources online. 6.
Expertise and international recognition Equitas has more than 50 years of experience in human rights education. The quality of our prize-winning work has been recognized in Canada and abroad. In addition to having trained several world leaders in human rights, Equitas has an ongoing working relationship with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Read about the IHRTP, its 2023 edition and some of its participants The International Human Rights Training Program is back for its 41st edition Forty Years of Human Rights: Gender and Sexual Rights Past and Present A brief history of the IHRTP Fatoumata Bouaré: Encouraging women and girls in Mali to pursue their studies Buhary Mohammed: Rallying all positions with the power of human rights education What previous participants thought of the experience “ The IHRTP has expanded my knowledge and given me so much insight to a lot of things.
I feel like a new person and I can hold my head up high with what I have learned. This is one of the very best trainings I have participated in. ” – Participant from Nigeria “Everyone who works in the field of human rights education should get this opportunity.
This is a golden opportunity for us increasing knowledge and changing attitudes in positive ways. ” – Participant from Sri Lanka “The IHRTP has enriched my knowledge and made me acquire new skills to apply at my work back home. The program is full of valuable techniques, lessons, methods, instruments and information.
I am very happy that I was part of this amazing program. ” – Participant from Jordan “The entire use of the participatory approach is probably one of the most important things I learned (apart from the UN systems and instruments!) ” – Participant from the Philippines Read the Evaluation Report of the 2023 International Human Rights Training Program The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for statistical purposes.
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