Training
Human rights training programmes
Participatory modules that strengthen people's capacity to understand, claim and protect their birth rights.
Programmes
Training, internships, workshops and research — open to students, professionals, unions and institutions across India.
Our programmes & initiatives
GEF turns its mission into practice through research, education, advocacy and collaboration — delivered as training, internships, workshops and community work.
InternshipSummer, winter & short-term internships
Long-term programmes where candidates gain both theoretical and practical knowledge of basic rights.
WorkshopWorkshops & seminars
From one-hour sessions to week-long workshops, run independently or with institutions across India.
EducationHuman rights education
Civil, social, judicial, political, cultural, religious, education, marriage, child, women's and economic rights.
ResearchResearch studies & projects
Multi-disciplinary research into critical issues, their impact on communities and effective ways to address them.
CommunityCommunity & welfare initiatives
Health camps, awareness drives, relief work, environmental programmes and support for artisans and endangered crafts.
Who can take part
Workshops are held especially for students, and are equally open to individuals, professionals and unions — with no discrimination of any kind.
- Students & educational institutionsSchools, colleges and universities, in one-hour, three-day and week-long formats.
- Individuals & professionalsJoin online workshops or the short-term internship track.
- Unions & corporate housesInstitutional training programmes arranged on request.
- Volunteers & supportersLike-minded people who want to contribute through selfless social service.
Training, internships, workshops & research
Our training imparts knowledge of the birth rights of individuals, how they are implemented, and how to take a stand against abuse.
Workshops are free of cost. An optional enrolment of ₹200 includes study material and a participation certificate.
- Training
Training programme
Trainings conducted through workshops across India, imparting knowledge on the birth rights of individuals, their implementation, and taking a stand against abuse.
- Across India
- Students, professionals, unions
- Enquire
- Training
Stepwise training model
A three-phase model — planning, designing and delivery — that trainers follow to make human rights communication effective and measurable.
- 3 phases
- Impact assessment included
- See the model
- Internship
Summer / winter internship programme
Long-term programmes designed as internships where candidates receive both theoretical and practical knowledge of basic rights.
- Summer & winter intake
- Participation certificate
- Enquire
- Internship
Short-term internship programme
A condensed internship track for students and working professionals who want structured exposure to human rights practice.
- Short duration
- Students & professionals
- Enquire
- Workshop
Online workshop of human rights
Workshops delivered online so participants across India can access human rights education without travelling.
- Online
- Free of cost
- Enquire
- Workshop
Institutional workshops
One-hour, three-day and week-long formats, conducted especially for students of educational institutions, and open to individuals, professionals and unions.
- 1 hour – 1 week
- Schools, colleges, universities
- Enquire
- Research
Research studies & projects
Extensive research in various educational fields, bringing diverse perspectives to a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach.
- Education & social policy
- Cross-sector research team
- Discuss a collaboration
- Research
Publishing & knowledge dissemination
Newspapers, magazines, journals and booklets published to spread knowledge and awareness on human rights and social matters.
- Journals & booklets
- Public awareness
- Enquire
The stepwise training model
Every GEF training follows the same three phases, so that human rights communication is effective and its results can be assessed.
- Planning
- Designing
- Delivery
- Impact assessment