Courses

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. Drawing from the IOM Manual on Community-Based Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergencies and Displacement, it equips participants with the tools and knowledge to effectively address the mental health and psychosocial needs of affected communities in crisis situations.

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. It will equip participants with essential resources to better comprehend the psychological impacts of migration, while also focusing on strengthening interpersonal and communication skills, especially through peer-to-peer interactions.

Humanitarian crises may exacerbate pre-existing trafficking trends and give rise to new ones. To this end, IOM developed this unique e-learning for audiences who may be familiar with humanitarian responses but are less familiar with anti-trafficking interventions in humanitarian responses. The course is available in English and should be informative to anyone involved with anti-trafficking interventions in contexts affected by crisis.

IOM developed this unique e-learning course for Humanitarian Personnel which can include Government entities, UN agencies, international and local NGOs, that respond to humanitarian crises. It is designed for audiences who may be familiar with humanitarian responses but are unfamiliar with anti-trafficking interventions in humanitarian responses. The course is available in English and should be informative to anyone involved with anti-trafficking interventions in contexts affected by crisis.

In this interactive-video course, learners will step into the shoes of CCCM and Shelter practitioners tasked with addressing issues such as tenure verification (due diligence), property restitution for returnees and women’s access to land rights. Housing, land, and property (HLP) issues are among the most pressing challenges faced by humanitarian practitioners in displacement scenarios.

This course is designed to equip IOM personnel involved or interested in counter-trafficking, protection and beyond with the core knowledge and essential skills to effectively address this global phenomenon, respond to its challenges and safeguard the rights of trafficked persons. The course is free and available for IOM personnel (in English) all year.

The course provides you with an introduction to preventing and combating human trafficking and forced labour in United Nations (UN) Supply Chains through a series of five modules.

This course recognizes the important role customer-facing staff in the airline industry play in helping to prevent the crime of human trafficking.

This course complements the Human Trafficking Case Data Standard (HTCDS) and aims to contribute to data collection for the provision of evidence-based services.

This course addresses the definition of human trafficking and its features, as well as the difference between it and migrant smuggling and other related crimes.