For: High School Students (Age: 14-18)

The chapter will lay down the most important notions on Human Rights. Students will study and appreciate how Human Rights impact different facets of their lives: the private and the public. The instructor will choose two important and modern worldwide issues and analyze them from a Human Rights perspective to offer students an alternative vision of a topic they heard/read about (i.e., the death of George Floyd, gender equality, Xinjiang internment camps, etc.).

Why take the course?

• gain knowledge on your own human rights
• understand the support system to defend your rights
• distinguish between violator and victim
• advance insights in social debates
• seek and offer help when needed

Course Type: Online course

Instructor: Gaia Barcilon

Start Date: Saturday, November 4th
End Date: Monday, November 6th

Meeting Days/Time: *

• November 4 and 5, 2023 (9-11am)
  November 6, 2023 (6-8pm)
• January 27 and 28, 2024 (9-11am)
  January 29, 2024 (6-8pm)
• March 2 and 3, 2024 (9-11am)
  March 4, 2024 (6-8pm) *

Deadline to Register: Wednesday, November 1st

* Time indicated is based on Athens, Greece time zone.