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E-learning courses on migration

Carmen Munteanu - Communications Coordinator

3 June 2014

The Human Rights Education Association (HREA) offers in 2014 a series of e-learning courses and training workshops for human rights and media professionals.

Between September - December 2014 HREA will organise three courses on migration topics: "Psychosocial Consequences of Migration and Asylum" (3 September - 14 October 2014), "Development and Human Rights: Implications for the Globalised World" (17 September - 28 October 2014) and "Promoting Migrant and Refugee Integration" (29 October - 9 December 2014).

The maximum number of participants in each of the three courses is 25 and the participation fee is 575 USD/person. You can register for the e-learning courses on the HREA site www.hrea.org.

Source: http://www.hrea.org

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