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Universities & Specialist Events
Our goal: continue to build awareness on inclusive humanitarian action within the next generation of humanitarian workers as well as to incorporate disability as a cross-cutting issue at specialist events.
Universities
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The successfully initiated cooperation with the AKKON Hochschule Berlin and the Ruhr-University Bochum (RUB) in previous project phase continues in phase 3. We will strengthen the awareness and capacities of the next generation of humanitarian actors through:
Awareness raising guest lectures and module support on inclusive humanitarian action for students of:
- the Bachelor programme “International Emergency and Disaster Relief” at the Akkon Hochschule
- the Network on Humanitarian Action (NOHA) Master programme “International Humanitarian Action” at the Institute for International Law of Peace and Armed Conflict (IFHV) at the Ruhr-University Bochum
Specialist Events
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The inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian action has been increasingly recognized by German humanitarian actors. Yet, it is not sufficiently mainstreamed as a crosscutting human rights topic throughout the German humanitarian system. Therefore, we continue to raise awareness to the broad professional public to acknowledge the importance of equal protection of the rights of persons with disabilities in humanitarian emergencies.
Through our participation in specialist events, lectures, and panel discussions, we incorporate disability as a cross-cutting issue in the humanitarian narrative. Additonally, we support the organizers of such events on accessibility measures.
If you are interested in a collaboration for your humanitarian event, please contact us.
Updates on Universities & Specialist Events
EHF 2023: HI promotes the inclusion of people with disabilities in humanitarian responses
HI participated on March 20th to a round table organised by DG ECHO in Brussels during the European Humanitarian Forum […]
Read moreGuest lecture at the Akkon University on Inclusive Humanitarian Action
On 8 & 9 December 2022, “Phase 3 – Leave no one behind!” gave a guest lecture at the Akkon […]
Read moreJoin us at the CHA Annual Conference on 23-24 November
We support the CHA Conference with specific guidance on and resources for accessibility as part of our project. On November […]
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