A few first steps from the Humanitarian Leadership Academy What is diversity, accessibility and inclusion? Equality, diversity, equity, accessibility, usability and inclusion are some of the many possible terms used…
Reflections on the Meta Changemakers Summit This summit presented an immersive glimpse into our digital landscape. One where augmented reality avatars pop up to greet you, where the new quick-media-age…
The Humanitarian Leadership Academy are delighted to share a new Education in Emergencies (EiE) Online course on Kaya: Learning through Play in EiE! The new Learning through Play in EiE course…
Save the Children en collaboration avec l'INEE, Plan International, la Fondation Lego et d'autres partenaires ont le plaisir d'annoncer le lancement du cours ‘L’éducation en situation d’urgence’ (ESU) sur la…
A research project in partnership with the London School of Economics The Humanitarian Leadership Academy have partnered with the London School of Economics to conduct a research project. The aim…
Save the Children in collaboration with INEE, Plan International and other partners are pleased to announce the launch of the Education in Emergencies (EiE) online course on Kaya. This free,…
We are very pleased to announce that the Field Managers In Emergencies, Learning & Development Programme (FIELD) is now available in Arabic on our e-learning platform Kaya. FIELD is a…
HOP Fundamentals is a free, self-paced online programme of quality assured and interactive learning modules, curated by partner providers or created by Save the Children. Is this course for me?…
As part of the global COVID-19 response we are currently running a webinar series for humanitarians looking to improve their skills in the development of online learning. Each webinar provides…
FIELD: Launch of a new capacity-strengthening programme for humanitarian managers We are very pleased to launch the Field Managers In Emergencies, Learning & Development Programme (FIELD), a ground-breaking, free capacity strengthening…
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