03. Online Course Reports and Outputs

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Find the new online course report 'Authoring Justice' and its flipbook version available here

We are also pleased to share the final outcomes of the course, showcasing excerpts of the participants' Capstone Projects, which were designed to be either standalone long-form works or components of books they are now beginning to write. The authors are human rights advocates, lawyers, professors, and researchers from across the globe and their pieces cover a wide range of topics, particularly in areas where human rights are at risk of being overlooked or undermined.

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    Counter Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia. Report
    ( 2020-02) Melchiorre, Angela ; Pegoraro, Manuela ; Grelow, Weronika
    In this short report on the online course on "Counter Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia" you will read about the demographics of the audience, feedback on the courseware, what was most liked, and recommendations for improvement. This course, which features experts from Asia Pacific (including from ILO, Trade Unions and NGOs), has been appreciated by a diverse audience of both generalists and specialists. Overall, participants deemed the course well designed and comprehensive (with theoretical, conceptual and advocacy aspects), and with a good range of difficulty.
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    Authoring Justice. Report
    ( 2024) E-learning Department
    In this report on the online course “Authoring Justice” - which aimed to inspire a new generation of authors to leverage writing as a tool for meaningful social transformation - we present an overview of data and analysis regarding demographics, impact, highlights, and recommendations based on participant evaluations and course dynamics. The key objectives of the course focused on human-centered narrative storytelling and the exploration of related ethical considerations. Overall, participants reported that the course positively influenced their professional and personal goals by significantly enhancing their confidence as writers and advocates.
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    Authoring Justice. Little Stories of the Big Steppe
    ( 2024) Anonymous
    We are pleased to share the final outcomes of the online course “Authoring Justice”, showcasing excerpts of the participants' Capstone Projects, which were designed to be either standalone long-form works or components of books they are now beginning to write. The authors are human rights advocates, lawyers, professors, and researchers from across the globe and their pieces cover a wide range of topics, particularly in areas where human rights are at risk of being overlooked or undermined. ______________________________________________________________________________ This Capstone Project excerpt contains 'Little Stories of the Big Steppe' by Anonymous
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    Authoring Justice. Home is where I planted my Akidene. About love, migration and freedom of movement
    ( 2024) Arits, Lien
    We are pleased to share the final outcomes of the online course “Authoring Justice”, showcasing excerpts of the participants' Capstone Projects, which were designed to be either standalone long-form works or components of books they are now beginning to write. The authors are human rights advocates, lawyers, professors, and researchers from across the globe and their pieces cover a wide range of topics, particularly in areas where human rights are at risk of being overlooked or undermined. ______________________________________________________________________________ This Capstone Project excerpt contains 'Home is where I planted my Akidene. About love, migration and freedom of movement' by Lien Arits
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    Authoring Justice. Try
    ( 2024) Bastianelli Gambini, Mattia
    We are pleased to share the final outcomes of the online course “Authoring Justice”, showcasing excerpts of the participants' Capstone Projects, which were designed to be either standalone long-form works or components of books they are now beginning to write. The authors are human rights advocates, lawyers, professors, and researchers from across the globe and their pieces cover a wide range of topics, particularly in areas where human rights are at risk of being overlooked or undermined. ______________________________________________________________________________ This Capstone Project excerpt contains 'Try' by Mattia Bastianelli Gambini
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    Authoring Justice. AI Anxiety: Fear of Being Left Behind
    ( 2024) Pokharel, Saugat
    We are pleased to share the final outcomes of the online course “Authoring Justice”, showcasing excerpts of the participants' Capstone Projects, which were designed to be either standalone long-form works or components of books they are now beginning to write. The authors are human rights advocates, lawyers, professors, and researchers from across the globe and their pieces cover a wide range of topics, particularly in areas where human rights are at risk of being overlooked or undermined. ______________________________________________________________________________ This Capstone Project excerpt contains 'AI Anxiety: Fear of Being Left Behind' by Saugat Pokharel