Submitted by prince on 11 November, 2011 - 03:51
We wish to inform you that the Global Human Rights Leadership Training Institute (GHRLTI) is still accepting applications for the 2011 Edition of its Online Certificate Course: Effective Grant Proposal Writing, 1st December – 21st December 2011.
Submitted by prince on 20 October, 2011 - 17:53
Dear Colleagues,
We wish to inform you that the Global Human Rights Leadership Training Institute (GHRLTI) is still accepting applications for the 2011 Edition of its Online Advance Certificate Course: Gender and HIV/AIDS, 9th November – 9th December 2011.
Please help circulate this announcement.
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Submitted by prince on 20 October, 2011 - 16:34
Dear Colleagues,
We wish to inform you that the Global Human Rights Leadership Training Institute (GHRLTI) is now accepting applications for the 8th Edition of its Certificate Course in Human Rights Leadership Development Training, 16th November – 16th December 2011.
Please help circulate this announcement.
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Submitted by prince on 2 September, 2011 - 20:50
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Submitted by prince on 18 October, 2008 - 11:14
We are currently accepting application for our distance education course on Proposal Writing 10th November - 10th December 2008. Please help circulate this announcement. The course provides an understanding of and practice in proposal writing for non-profits, foundations, and government agencies. Our online proposal writing courses will show you how to write a proposal that gets funded. These distance education course will teach you to prepare grants proposal effectively and find the best funding sources for your projects and nonprofit.
Submitted by prince on 13 April, 2008 - 19:56
The Human Rights and Justice Group International (Kabissa profile) entry "Campaign Against Cyber Crime (CAC)" was selected as finalist under economic development for the Stockholm Challenge Award 2008.
The finalists have been selected from the excellent collection of ICT projects that have competed for the Stockholm Challenge 2008 six category awards and all are invited to come to Stockholm to participate in all parts of the event, show their work and meet with peers and many others who devote their time, skills and interest to ICT for development.
We look forward to winning the final trouphy which I believe will take our Cyber Crime Project and ICT projects to a new level.
Read on for the full description of the Campaign Against Cyber Crime Project from the Stockholm Challenge Website.
