THE GHRH ADVOCACY PROGRAMME
The GHRH Activist Programme will take place from 7 July to 4 August 2026, with sessions held every Tuesday from 17:00 to 18:30 (BST). The programme is delivered entirely online to enable participants from all over the world to attend.
Each weekly session will run for 90 minutes, consisting of a 45-minute lecture from an expert speaker who is a leader in girls human rights, followed by a 20-minute interactive exercise to apply what you’ve learned, and a 25-minute group discussion to share ideas, ask questions, and build your advocacy skills.
To be eligible for a Certificate of Completion, participants are required to attend at least 5 out of the 6 sessions.
All registered participants will receive unique Zoom links by email. Please check your inbox before each session, as only pre-approved participants will be able to access the sessions.
THE AGENDA
Tue, July 7, 2026 17:00 BST - 18:30 BST (Virtual)
Talk: Understanding Advocacy and the Power of Youth Action. Explore what it means to be an activist and how young people can influence social change.
Exercise: Identify a girls’ rights challenge in your community and outline its root causes.
Discussion: How can youth-led initiatives drive systemic change at local and global levels?
Speaker: TBC
Building the Foundations of Activism
Tue, July 14, 2026 17:00 BST - 18:30 BST (Virtual)
Talk: Designing Change: Strategy and Campaign Building for Activists
Learn how to define campaign goals, identify allies and stakeholders, and plan effective actions for measurable impact.
Exercise: Develop a campaign framework for a selected girls’ rights issue, focusing on vision, objectives, and target audiences.
Discussion: Participants present campaign concepts and receive feedback from facilitators.
Speaker: TBC
Designing Change: Strategy and Campaign Building for Activists
Tue, July 22, 2025 17:00 BST - 18:30 BST (Virtual)
Talk: Digital Advocacy and Creative Communication. Discover how to use social media, storytelling, and creative content to raise awareness and mobilize support.
Exercise: Design a digital campaign or create a social media action plan around a chosen theme.
Discussion: Participants showcase digital campaign ideas and discuss effective online engagement.
Speaker: TBC
Digital Tools and Storytelling for Change
Tue, July 29, 2025 17:00 BST - 18:30 BST (Virtual)
Leadership, Wellbeing, and the Future of Activism
Talk: Leading with Purpose: Sustaining Your Advocacy Journey.
Reflect on leadership, collaboration, and self-care in activism.
Exercise: Present your advocacy plan and receive peer feedback.
Discussion: How can participants stay connected and amplify each other’s work beyond the bootcamp?
Speaker: TBC
Tue, August 5, 2025 17:00 BST - 18:30 BST (Virtual)
Media Advocacy and Campaign Presentations
Talk: Leveraging traditional and social media to amplify advocacy efforts. Insights on media outreach, storytelling, and interview preparation.
Exercise: Prepare a short media pitch or press release for a campaign.
Discussion: Campaign pitch presentations to a panel of facilitators and peers, with actionable feedback provided.
Speaker: TBC
Meet the experts!
To be announced soon!
The Girls Human Rights Hub Activist Programme is a five-week, online programme designed to equip participants with the skills, knowledge, and networks to advocate effectively for girls human rights. Each session includes a focused talk, a practical exercise, and a group discussion to foster active engagement and learning. Ensuring that every girl has access to quality education is crucial for societal progress.
Participating in this programme offers a unique opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills related to human rights advocacy. You'll gain valuable insights from experts, engage with like-minded individuals, and develop tools to drive meaningful change in your community. This experience not only empowers you but also amplifies the voices of those who need it most. Join us to make a positive impact and foster a more equitable world.
Programme Overview:
Duration: 5 weeks (One session a week)
Format: Each day, a 90-minute session will consist of:
45-minute talk from an expert
20-minute exercise
25- minutes discussion
Delivered online to enable participants from all over the world to attend.
Participants: students, young professionals, and advocates (ages 12-24).
Key Features:
- Flexible and Scalable: Designed for unlimited participants via online platforms with live and interactive components.
- Practical Focus: Every session incorporates hands-on exercises to ensure participants apply what they learn.
- Global Network Building: Connects participants with experts and peers in the field of girls' rights advocacy.
By the end of the programme, participants will have developed actionable advocacy campaigns, equipped with tools to create meaningful change in their community.
Key Features of the Programme:
Expert-led Discussions: Each lecture is led by an experienced activist/ expert.
Interactive Format: 25-minute discussions after each lecture allow participants to engage with speakers, ask questions, and discuss the real-world application of the issues covered.
Global Perspective: The programme will incorporate case studies and examples from diverse regions to highlight the universal nature of girls' human rights issues.
Practical Solutions: Focus on equipping participants with actionable knowledge they can apply to their advocacy efforts or future legal careers.
Who Can Join?
Who can join?
Any students aged 12-24 years plus who are interested in advancing girls’ rights. No prior experience is required—just a willingness to learn, collaborate, and contribute.
Programme Expectations
1. Engagement: Active participation is encouraged, with respect for differing viewpoints.
2. Attendance: Participants should strive to attend all sessions to maximize the learning experience.
3. Commitment: Participants are encouraged to dedicate approximately 2 hours per session (including preparation and attendance).
Benefit for Participants
- Gain insights from leading activists in the field of human rights.
- Build a strong network with like-minded activists.
- Develop critical skills in campaigning and lobbying.
- Receive a certificate of completion for active participation in all sessions.
Register.
To secure your spot in the GHRH Advocacy Programme, participants need to complete the process as follows:
Members/ Our Community: £25 to participate in the programme.
Non-members: £35 to participate in the programme.
Important: After you complete the form, click the payment link. You will be accepted onto the course once we receive both the form and payment. please complete both at the same time. Once you have been accepted onto the course, payments cannot be refunded or transferred.
Please make sure the payment is correct. If you haven't paid or have paid less than required, your spot in the course will be canceled automatically, even if you have received an acceptance email. If you request a refund, there is a £25 fee.
Included in the Fee:
Access to all 5 expert-led sessions.
Assignments and Reflection Activities.
Certificate of Completion. Upon completing the programme, you'll receive a certificate to add to your CV and LinkedIn profile, showcasing your dedication to girls' human rights.
Course Materials. Access to session recordings and additional reading resources to deepen your understanding of each topic.
Interactive Platform. Live sessions via Zoom.
Send us an email at HQ@ghrh.org if you have any questions. By submitting your application form and payment, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to the Terms and Conditions.
