Human Rights Education Associates (HREA) is an international non-governmental organisation that supports human rights learning; the training of activists and professionals; the development of educational materials and programming; and community-building through on-line technologies. More >>
Call for applications e-learning courses 2009
HREA organises specialised human rights training via distance education for human rights defenders, development workers, and staff members of international organisations. In 2009 new courses will be offered on gender mainstreaming; business and human rights; national human rights institutions; the European Union and human rights; and monitoring women's rights. The application process has started. More >>
First issue of Research in Human Rights Education Papers
The first issue of the Research in Human Rights Education Papers has appeared. The paper is a comparative study on models of human rights training. "Human Rights Training for Adults: What Twenty-six Evaluation Studies Say About Design, Implementation and Follow-Up" examines trainings for human rights defenders, police officers, government officials and the general public. More >>
Youth for Human Rights
This long-term training programme provided intensive training and support for young human rights defenders in the Arab World in order to increase advocacy and monitoring capacity and foster a regional network of human rights advocates. More >>
HREA and Amnesty International publish manual on human rights and service-learning
HREA and Amnesty have published a manual with lessons plans and projects to bring human rights to schools and communities. Service learning is a method whereby learners learn and develop through active participation in a service that is conducted in their communities. Read further >>
Human Rights Education Associates (HREA) is an international non-governmental organisation that supports human rights learning; the training of activists and professionals; the development of educational materials and programming; and community-building through on-line technologies. 
HREA organises specialised human rights training via distance education for human rights defenders, development workers, and staff members of international organisations. In 2009 new courses will be offered on gender mainstreaming; business and human rights; national human rights institutions; the European Union and human rights; and monitoring women's rights. The application process has started. 
The first issue of the Research in Human Rights Education Papers has appeared. The paper is a comparative study on models of human rights training. "Human Rights Training for Adults: What Twenty-six Evaluation Studies Say About Design, Implementation and Follow-Up" examines trainings for human rights defenders, police officers, government officials and the general public. 
This long-term training programme provided intensive training and support for young human rights defenders in the Arab World in order to increase advocacy and monitoring capacity and foster a regional network of human rights advocates. 
HREA and Amnesty have published a manual with lessons plans and projects to bring human rights to schools and communities. Service learning is a method whereby learners learn and develop through active participation in a service that is conducted in their communities. 
