This learning platform has been created to empower educators, youth workers, and young peer leaders in championing human rights education. Here you will find an easy to use tool where the often abstract realm of human rights becomes engaging and relevant to learners’ lives. This platform boasts a diverse array of materials tailored to various learning styles, encompassing activity plans, interactive exercises, immersive timelines and captivating audiovisual content. Whether used in blended, hybrid, or online learning environments, these resources serve as the gateway to understanding human rights, embracing diversity, nurturing democratic values, and upholding the rule of law. Collaborating with peers or exploring independently, learners can delve deeper into these crucial concepts. The approach is innovative: bite-sized ensuring an inclusive and stimulating learning experience for all.
Carefully designed activity plans for educators/teachers to guide them in exploring topics that shape and influence our history, belives and the societies we live in.
A tool to aid participants/students and educators/teachers alike in promoting understanding and knowledge regarding the topics covered by activity plans and videos within the JustNow Toolbox.
Learn about reproductive autonomy and the struggle of women to gain reproductive rights. What are the consequences of not having reproductive rights? This animated video promotes understanding about these incredibly important topics.
What is regarded as the “Colonial Era”? What parts of the world were colonized? What has the process of decolonization looked like, and what are consequences for contemporary societies? Find out more about these questions in this video.
Gain a better understanding of the complex topics of climate change and pollution. This video will help you learn about the greenhouse effect, the goals of fighting climate change, and the consequences of potential failure in tackling this global issue.
A video that provides understanding of the ICC and answers questions such as: What is the ICC? How was it created? How does it work? What challenges does the ICC faces?