Drexel’s Dornsife School of Global Health, in partnership with non-profit organization Asia Catalyst, developed a free, online micro-credential on health and human rights documentation and advocacy.

This micro-credential was created to provide tools and strategies to human rights activists, community advocates, grassroots organizers, and global health students in Asia, the United States, and beyond.

Know It, Prove It, Change It: The Health and Human Rights Advocacy Micro-Credential

Asia Catalyst’s original curriculum was created hand-in-hand with grassroots organizations across Asia. Through this partnership, the course has been updated and brought into the online space.

Over 10 modules, students learn about:

• The international rights frameworks and how it can be used for change (Know It),
• How to collect evidence of rights abuses (Prove It), and
• How to launch effective advocacy campaigns (Change It).

The modules focus on issues that have never been more relevant, including access to healthcare, non-discrimination, and access to justice.

Video lectures, quizzes, and exercises walk students through understanding basic human rights, documenting rights abuses, and creating an advocacy campaign with the goal of making change.

This training is appropriate for anyone interested in learning more about human rights advocacy.

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The micro-credential includes:

• Easy registration
• 10 modules: each takes about one hour to complete
• More than 20 video lectures
• Course exercises and quizzes to apply your knowledge
• Access to the resource library of treaties, reports, activist interviews & case studies
• Digital badges for each section of the micro-credential Know It, Prove It, and Change It

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