MS: ABC of Human Rights (ages 11 – 13)
100.00€
For: Middle School Students (Ages: 11-13)
This introductory chapter is going to answer the foundational questions of what, why, who, where, and when Human Rights are. Students will learn about the thirty (30) basic Human Rights through practical and daily examples. The class will even delve into the paradigm of “violator” and “victim” to show students who/what can be the former and who/what can be the latter, laying the foundations for the next quarters.
Why take the course?
- gain knowledge on your own human rights
- understand the support system to defend your rights
- distinguish between the violator and the victim
- advance insights into social debates
- seek and offer help when needed
Course Type: Online course
Instructor: Gaia Barcilon
Gaia Barcilon
Gaia Barcilon is an Attorney of the State of New York. She has obtained her degree in law from the City University of London (United Kingdom), her Master’s in Law from Duke University (United States), and her Master’s in International Law from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (Switzerland). After working for the World Health Organization and a consultancy specializing in Security and Human Rights, she founded EOS Social Responsibility Solutions SA, of which she presently serves as the Chief Executive Officer. EOS Social Responsibility Solutions SA is a Swiss-based international consultancy that helps clients integrate sustainable standards and practices into their business model. With an aim to raise awareness of Human rights in all spheres of life, EOS launched Raise Awareness of International Standards in Education (RAISE). The aim of the project is to train young students in middle, high schools, and universities on the importance and practical application of Human Rights.
Saturday, March 11th, 2023
End Date: Sunday, March 12th, 2023
Meeting Days/Time:
Deadline to Register: Thursday, March 9th, 2022
* Time indicated is based on Athens, Greece time zone.
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