
Languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese
Estimated effort: 2 hours per module
Course type : Self-paced course
Duration: 3 modules
Partners : United Nations Development Programme’s Equator Initiative
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About the course
Building on the Equator Initiative's annual training for Equator Prize winners, this course equips Indigenous and local community representatives with the skills to effectively communicate their stories in local and international settings.
Course highlights and outcomes
- Gain insights into effective communication strategies tailored for engaging with policymakers, donors, and partners in various contexts
- Learn how to articulate your community's needs and priorities clearly and concisely to advocate for meaningful change
- Access a variety of learning materials that cater to your specific needs, enhancing your understanding of communication in different cultural and policy contexts
- Discover how to choose the most suitable advocacy and communication interventions for your unique situation, maximizing your impact in local and international arenas
- Receive a certificate of completion from the course partners
Learning objectives
By the time you complete the course, you will be able to:
- Confidently communicate your work with policymakers, donors, and potential partners in local and international scenarios.
- Advocate for your community in a clear and concise manner.
- Tailor your storytelling approach to different contexts.
Course topics
The course consists of three modules:
- Module 1: The Power of Storytelling
- Module 2: Crafting Your Compelling Narrative
- Module 3: Delivering Your Story with Impact
Course completion requirements
To receive the certificate of course completion, you must:
- Complete three online lessons
- Pass three quizzes
- Complete the course survey
