The practice of storytelling is embedded in the Filipino culture. In important events and experiences, such as disasters, stories serve a powerful purpose of empowering and educating people. This is…
New on Kaya! Save the Children has just launched HOP Fundamentals, the Humanitarian Operations Programme (HOP) online learning platform. HOP Fundamentals is aimed at individuals who wish to gain an…
Take part in a new Massive Open Online Course: Humanitarian Essentials – Risks, Security & Wellbeing The Humanitarian Leadership Academy has teamed up with International Location Safety and the International…
The Humanitarian Leadership Academy has convened a large group of leading humanitarian and development organisations to co-create a “Safeguarding Essentials” e-learning programme, which will launch later in 2019. The concept…
Launch of Learning Toolkit on Disability Data Collection by Humanity & Inclusion - Using the Washington Group Questions in humanitarian action Humanity & Inclusion has created a learning toolkit to…
We've recently added two new online courses from UNHCR on our e-learning platform Kaya. Fundamentals of Immigration Detention In this 3-hour course, you will learn why detention in the immigration…
As part of our vision for the Academy, we are pleased to announce that we are accelerating our ambition to have truly localised learning. Our centres will be transitioning to…
Get your digital badges on Kaya! We are pleased to announce that we have recently created several digital badges to recognise your learning and achievements on Kaya. Think of these…
We are pleased to announce the launch of three new online courses, designed specifically to enable learners to prepare for assessment and formal certification in the following fields: 1) Understanding…
In traditional African societies, disasters like floods, droughts were common. More often, these were beyond people’s control most of the time. On the other hand, other disasters like fire which…
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