Peace and Human Rights Education 2020

Vitural Video/Book Project

Sustainable Peace and Human Rights Education 2019
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Information about the seminar

Time frame
-
Seminar type
Online Seminar
Seminar language
English
Early bird price
315.00€
Price
350.00€

This interactive online seminar explores the questions: How can education promote sustainable peace? What are human rights and how do they play a role in formal and informal educational systems? And, how can we assist educators integrate sustainable peace and human rights discourse into school and educational curriculums and how human rights can change the future of schooling?

We will look at a wide range of civil, political, economic and social rights and their expression in educational (formal and informal) curriculums and textbooks. We will explore human rights as a governing principle for dialogue and as a basic principle for living together, and focus on the place it finds in education as a means to working towards the materialization of the cosmopolitan ideals of justice and peace.

Making use of the tools available to us in the realm of online seminars, this project will mobilize students to dream, develop, design, write and produce an online video of virtual children’s book on a human right campaign, organization or activist from the past or present.

Content:

  • Creation of a Sustainable Peace and Human Rights book in a group project
  • Key terms: peace education, human rights, activism, advocacy.
  • Educational shape of civil and political rights, and intersection with human rights
  • Human rights as basis for dialogue and sustainable peace

Workload:

  • Live Online Sessions on the following Mondays from 13:00 to 15:00 CET: 7.09, 14.09, 28.09, 12.10, 26.10, 9.11 and 23.11. Attending at least 4 out of these 7 online sessions is mandatory.
  • Developing a virtual children's book on your topic of choice in the field of human rights and peacebuilding.
  • Literature, pre-recorded input and other material for self-paced learning
  • Total: 2 - 4 hours weekly workload