ONLINE LEARNING Amnesty’s Human Rights Academy
We offer supporters a wide range of online courses through Amnesty’s Human Rights Academy. The courses are free, self-paced and cover issues and key campaign work, including:
• Economic, Social and Cultural Rights – how rights such as health, education, housing and work are protected under international human rights law. • The Right to Protest – why protest is a fundamental human right, how it is under attack and how it can be defended. • Don’t Prevent Rights, Protect Them – an introduction to the government’s Prevent duty.
• Human Rights Defenders: A short guide – who they are and the issues they face.
• Introduction to Human Rights Advocacy – tools and strategies needed to plan and deliver effective advocacy. • An Introduction to Child Rights – what child rights are, how they differ from adult rights, and the responsibilities of governments to protect them. Explore the full range of courses and join:
academy.amnesty.org/learn
amnesty.org.uk/learning-about-human-rights Note: Amnesty’s partnership with online course provider FutureLearn has ended. We will be moving content from this platform to our Amnesty Academy, starting with the Gender Justice and Human Rights and Anti-racism and Human Rights courses.
CONNECTIONS
Our movement of members and activists drives forward human rights change all over the world. To join in, contact one of our groups, networks or forums.
Groups
Find a local Amnesty group
amnesty.org.uk/groups Want to set up a local group? Contact activism@
amnesty.org.uk
Networks
To contact or join one of these networks, go to
amnesty.org.uk/groups/ networks • Amnesty Feminists • Rainbow Network (LGBTI+ rights)
• Children’s Human Rights Network
• Anti-Racism Network • Disabled People’s Human Rights Network
• Trade Union Network • Anti-Death Penalty Project
Young people
Want to set up a school or youth Amnesty group? Contact
ebony.moreno@
amnesty.org.uk
Want to set up a student group? Contact hannah.
stokes@amnesty.org.uk
Country coordinators forum
ACTIVISM TRAINING
The activist training programme will continue in 2026 with a mix of new and familiar sessions covering Amnesty’s work and key activist skills. All sessions are free, online and open to supporters. For upcoming training, see
amnesty.org.uk/events
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Our country coordinators focus on human rights campaigns in specific countries or parts of the world. Find out more at
amnesty.org.uk/cc
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