Resources for educators and facilitators

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Here you can find interactive, experience based group exercises and other resources to help you design and lead group learning. The exercises aim to build positive attitudes towards and knowledge about freedom of religion or belief as a human right for all, although many adapted and used to build knowledge of other human rights too. The resources can be used with a wide range of target audiences from the grassroots to decision makers. Do remember to adapt the exercises to your audience and context, including any risk factors.  

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Important safety notice
The rights you will learn about in the Learning Platform resource materials are the rights guaranteed by international law. Under international law, no state, organisation, religious or belief community or person can take these rights away from people. None the less, in some national contexts the exercise of these rights is illegal or risk filled. When using the resources, it is important to find out what laws apply in your context and consider how these relate to international law. When working to educate others, please remember that it may be dangerous to talk about human rights in general and freedom of religion or belief in particular. Please adapt the resources both to your audience and to risk factors. We provide scripts of all of our films in order to enable you to adapt the contents appropriately. 

Guidance for

facilitators
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Ice-breakers

and energisers
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​Introducing

human rights
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Freedom of 

religion or belief 
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Using films 

in trainings 
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​Context and 

conflict analysis
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​Strategy and

​methods
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​Evaluation

exercises
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​External training

materials
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