The post 20 NGO Job Types: Salaries, Qualifications, Tasks appeared first on Human Rights Careers. Millions of small and large NGOs (non-governmental organizations) work independently of governments around the world. You can work for NGOs dedicated to issues like healthcare, education, economic development, children’s rights, reproductive justice, and humanitarian aid, but what types of jobs are available? In this article, we’ll describe 20 types of NGO jobs, including what salaries you can expect, what qualifications you need, and what tasks you might be responsible for. Campaigner Researc ..read more

The post 8 Online Courses on Racial Justice and Anti-Racism appeared first on Human Rights Careers. Learn about racial justice, anti-racism, equity, and inclusion in courses from notable universities around the world. While it takes different forms, racism and discrimination persist around the world. In 2020, protests against police brutality and racial inequality in the United States spread globally. No organization is immune as even human rights nonprofits like Doctors Without Borders and Amnesty International struggle with systemic racism. This is why learning about racial justice and anti ..read more

The post Online Executive Diploma on International Law in the 21st Century appeared first on Human Rights Careers. Applications are open for the Online Executive Diploma on International Law in the 21st Century, a programme that includes 5 interactive online workshops organized by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) from 16 May – 19 May, 2023. Apply now In dedicated sessions delivered by top UN experts and practitioners, gain essential knowledge about the main principles of public international law, delve into maritime law, learn more about the ever-growing threat o ..read more

The post Register now: Pathways to and from Democracy (Free Online Course) appeared first on Human Rights Careers. Regime change and the transition from one regime type and mode of governance to another do not say much about whether a regime is democratic or whether the rule of law, human rights, or good governance principles are adhered to. What consolidates and successfully transforms democratic institutions into ‘stable democracies’ are the pathways of participatory, inclusive, and trustworthy adherence and compliance with democratic rules and human r ..read more

The post What is Poverty? The Causes, Facts, and Ways to Take Action appeared first on Human Rights Careers. In 2022, the World Bank estimated that about 8% of the world’s population (which is almost 650 million people) lived on less than $2.15 per day. This state is known as “extreme poverty.” While extreme poverty is the most urgent issue, 47% of the world’s population is still struggling with less than $6.85 per day. What is poverty exactly? In this article, we’ll provide a thorough definition alongside key facts everyone should know and the best ways to take action. Poverty occurs when ind ..read more

The post Register now: Children’s Rights Moot Court Competition 2023 appeared first on Human Rights Careers. The Children’s Rights Moot Court Competition 2023 Date: 19 June 2023 – 28 June 2023. Location: Online. Registration Deadline: 17 March 2023. Registration Fee: none. The bi-annual Children’s Rights Moot Court (CRM) is an online competition inviting university teams of two to four students who are currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s programme of law and have no prior professional experience in pleading. Non-law students may be considered eligible, provided they possess a suitab ..read more

The post Working for Conservation and Human Rights: the Sentinels of Planet Earth appeared first on Human Rights Careers. Mother nature is uplifting; seeing, hearing and being in its midst makes us feel better, more relaxed, happier. Increasingly people seem to appreciate how much they need nature and wild places to sustain themselves, as much as, having access to wholesome food, clean water and air. The United Nations (UN) system’s awakening to this reality has generated important initiatives to enhance international norms aimed at protecting nature. Nevertheless, biodiversity loss continues ..read more

The post The UN Young Leaders Training Programme is Open for Applications! appeared first on Human Rights Careers. This winter, the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) will provide an online training programme for young participants from all over the world, designed to provide a first-hand experience of the United Nations. Register now Unfold your potential as a young global leader with this unique training opportunity. Get direct access to the UN´s institutions and staff, and build your knowledge of the United Nations, including the UN System, the Sustainable Developme ..read more

The post 10 Advocacy Courses for Social Change appeared first on Human Rights Careers. Social change is an often slow, grueling process. Advocacy – which means to act on behalf of a cause, an individual, or a community – is a key part of this process. It includes activities like holding protests, lobbying politicians, raising funds, and designing campaigns that raise awareness and outline specific actions. People have advocated on issues like civil rights, gender equality, healthcare, climate change, and much more. How can people become better advocates and create change? Here are 10 advocacy ..read more

The post Human Rights Opportunities in October/November 2022 appeared first on Human Rights Careers. Every month we skim the web for the best opportunities in human rights, so you don’t have to. The opportunities contain early career jobs, consultancies, fellowships, scholarships, courses, master’s programs and other helpful resources. Consider signing up for our newsletter to get all updates. UN Masters Programs Master in Anti-Corruption and Diplomacy (UNITAR & International Anti-Corruption Academy) – 31 Oct M.S. in International Affairs and Diplomatic Practice (UNITAR & Seton Hall Un ..read more