This course provides a comprehensive introduction to key gender issues within humanitarian response, highlighting how gender intersects with other critical areas of intervention. It offers practical guidance on integrating gender equality into humanitarian programmes and includes an interactive online simulation of a crisis to help participants apply their knowledge.

This course is designed to enhance the capacity of practitioners to integrate cash and voucher assistance (CVA) into gender-based violence (GBV) case management. It targets professionals who aim to deepen their competencies, critically reflect on their experiences, and leverage learning to improve CVA and GBV programming in humanitarian settings.

The course targets new or emerging gender-based violence (GBV) specialists as well as humanitarian or development practitioners and others who want to increase their knowledge around GBV prevention and response in emergencies

This advanced course is designed for experienced child protection professionals working in various settings, including government agencies, national and international non-governmental organizations, UNICEF staff in country offices, regional offices, and headquarters, as well as UNICEF national committees and specialized child protection consultants.

The course addresses gender transformative programming in the context of ending child marriage. Upon completion, participants will understand the principles and approaches of gender transformative programming. They will be able to develop and apply practical gender transformative strategies to end child marriage, promoting equity and empowerment of girls and women.

This course will help you understand what makes a program gender-transformative, why it is essential for quality, results-based programming, and what strategic adjustments can be made to your program to make it more gender-transformative.

This e-learning course aims to strengthen the skills of humanitarian workers who are not specialized in GBV responses to provide initial support to GBV survivors, focusing on migrant and refugee survivors and displaced people with diverse backgrounds. The course also offers humanitarian workers useful information on specialized GBV services.

The course discusses the basic principles of LA UNHCR's age, gender, and diversity (AGD) approach and how to implement it in all aspects of work.

This course will help develop their knowledge on how to better identify and communicate with LGBTIQ+ people in forced displacement, creating inclusive, respectful, and safe interactions and spaces for them to come forward to seek support and access services.

In this course, you will examine the ways in which anti-trafficking and anti-smuggling treaties serve to further strengthen border controls and increase the vulnerability of migrants fleeing violence and persecution.