Trainings and education

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WORKSHOPS: Human rights based approach to development cooperation

From March to June Ekvilib Institute will be conducting workshops on human rights based approach to development in different Slovenian cities.

Workshops will be held in:

- Ljubljana: 26.3.2010 at 14.45

The workshop will be held in the frame of the international conference "Development cooperation - quo vadis?"

- Maribor: 8.4.2010 at 16.30

Description:

Participants in the workshops will gain basic concepts of human rights and development cooperation, get an insight into Slovenian and European development policy and practice and learn in more detail the Human Rights-Based Approach to Development and its application in development projects.

To whom are the workshops intended?

This workshops are intended for those who want to gain an insight into international development cooperation and learn how to incorporate human rights into development projects and programs. Tehy are suitable for individuals who already have experience working in development sector, as well as for those who want to learn more about it.

Participation in the workshops is free of charge!

For more information contact us:

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APPLICATIONS: NEW INTENSIVE COURSES

We are collecting applications for intensive training courses

In April 2012 we will start organizing intensive educational programs from the fields of Theatre of the Oppressed, Documentary photography and Documentary film. All programs are free of charge.

We invite everyone to take part in the courses who would like to gain or upgrade their existing knowledge in the selected fields and would at the same time like to – through the use of art – expose social issues which are important to them. The courses are open for everyone, however priority in selection will be given to members of different ethnic minority groups, national minorities and migrants. Everyone who speaks English or Slovene can apply for the training. The language of the training will be decided afterwards taking into account the prevailing language knowledge of the participants. If necessary, simultaneous interpretation will be organized.

The participants will be offered different types of support, among other things they will be able to borrow equipment, they will have access to the digital dark room, some will be awarded grants for future development of their projects, participating in festivals and meetings, and accommodation.