Question 1

What is the Girls Human Rights Hub Advocacy Programme?

Accepted Answer

The GHRH Advocacy Programme is a five-week online programme designed to equip participants with advocacy skills, legal knowledge, and networking opportunities to advance girls’ human rights.

Question 2

Who can participate?

Accepted Answer

The programme is open to:

Students, young professionals, and advocates (ages 12-24)

Individuals interested in human rights, law, and activism

Those looking to develop campaigning and policy advocacy skills

Question 3

Do I need prior advocacy or legal experience?

Accepted Answer

No prior experience is needed! This programme is designed for both beginners and those with some experience in advocacy and human rights.

Question 4

How much time should I dedicate?

Accepted Answer

Participants should expect to spend 90 minutes per session and additional time for optional activities (e.g., assignments, networking, and campaign development).

Question 5

Will sessions be recorded?

Accepted Answer

Yes! If you miss a session, you’ll have access to the recordings, but live participation is encouraged for networking and discussions.

Question 6

What is the cost of the programme?

Accepted Answer

GHRH Members, Campus Ambassadors, Young Experts, and Mini Hub students: £25

Non-members: £35

Question 7

Can I get a refund if I can’t attend?

Accepted Answer

No, payments are non-refundable once registration is complete.

Question 8

Will I receive a certificate?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Participants who complete the sessions and exercises will receive a Certificate of Completion, which can be added to CVs and LinkedIn profiles.

Question 9

What platform will be used for the sessions?

Accepted Answer

All sessions will be conducted via Zoom, with materials shared through Google Docs and other online platforms.

Question 10

Who can I contact for more information?

Accepted Answer

For any questions, please email admin@ghrh.org.

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