Strengthening Human Rights Education Together: Meet the HRE Network Advisory Group

By Amnesty International

We are excited to introduce the Human Rights Education (HRE) Network Advisory Group (NAG), a new collective of HRE practitioners from across Amnesty International who will be working together to strengthen our global HRE network and support HRE as a core capacity within our movement. This group brings together diverse experiences, local knowledge, and creative […] The post Strengthening Human Rights Education Together: Meet the HRE Network Advisory Group appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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