Courses

This training and learning platform for guardians of unaccompanied children targets appointed or future guardians. It also supports trainers in developing training for guardians. The platform complements the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) trainers’ manual for guardians of unaccompanied children. This training is free and available in English all year at the FRA e-learning platform.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in crisis settings, focusing on its causes, manifestations, and impacts. Participants will explore the intersection of GBV with humanitarian emergencies. Learners will gain practical skills to support survivors and advocate for gender-sensitive policies and programs. This course is essential for humanitarian workers, policymakers, and anyone committed to addressing GBV in crisis contexts. The course is free and available in English all year at the E-campus.

This course focuses on the essential role that migrants play in our food systems, and how we can reduce the many vulnerabilities they face. It considers the key aspects of safe and regular migration channels for migrant workers in agrifood systems, and practical actions that can be taken by a range of stakeholders to improve outcomes for both internal and international migrants and their families. The course is free and available in English at FAO e-learning Academy.

This course aims to raise awareness among IOM staff about the relevance of rights to IOM projects and activities. It also seeks to assist all IOM staff and implementing partners in applying a rights-based approach (RBA) to their programming. The course is free and available in English at E- campus.

This self-paced, interactive online course, developed by UNHCR and IOM, is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of external partners and stakeholders—both State and non-State actors.

The primary objective of this online course is to raise awareness about alternatives to detention (ATDs) in the context of migration.

This online course aims to explore the competencies of States and their obligations at international borders, as well as the rights of individuals on the move, whether at land borders or at sea.

This e-learning module on the human rights of migrants provides an in-depth discussion on the universal rights and fundamental freedoms that apply to all individuals, including migrants, as established by Human Rights treaties.

This course is designed to support MHPSS managers and experts involved in the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of community-based mental health and psychosocial support programs in emergency and displacement settings within humanitarian responses.

This online course on Mental Health, Psychosocial Support, and Migration Awareness Raising is designed to enhance understanding of the mental health challenges faced by migrants.