Training

This training aims to equip researchers, practitioners and organisationsto design and conduct ethically robust, self-reflexive and trust-based research on GBV in partnership with community stakeholders.

This training seeks to move beyond localisation rhetoric to locally embedded organisational and programmatic practices by strengthening participants’ capacity to integrate contextual knowledge and leadership, regional expertise and cultural and religious resources across the programme cycle.

This training aims to strengthen participants’ ability to engage ethically and effectively in multilingual, (multi)religious and culturally complex environments when delivering development and humanitarian programmes.

This training aims to strengthen participants’ ability to deliver survivor-centred, culturally responsive and faith-informed services for migrant, refugee and ethnic minority communities.

This training aims to strengthen participants’ ability to convert research findings, frontline service data and organisational experience into clear, compelling outputs tailored to decision-makers, funders and standards-setting bodies.

This three-day training aims to equip mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) practitioners to design and deliver culturally grounded, spiritually sensitive and survivor-centred prevention and response interventions in contexts affected by conflict and sexual violence.

This 2-day training introduces participants to practical models or working with faith leaders and clergy base don international good practice, and explores how integrating safeguarding, counselling, legal, and theological perspectives can strengthen responses.

This training aims to strengthen participants’ ability to translate safeguarding principles and compliance standards into organisational and programmatic processes that are locally resonant, practical and enforceable.