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Disability Leadership Training in Internet Governance and Digital Rights
What is this course about?
Soon, a quarter of the world’s population will have a disability or be aged. They could benefit from Internet technologies and online content if it were fully accessible to them. This course aims to develop tools to increase Internet Governance debates about digital inclusion for persons with disabilities.
What are the course objectives?
- To build disability leaders in Internet Governance
- To serve as a resource to ground accessibility and disability within the main Internet Governance debate
What are the expected outcomes of this course?
- Learn about accessibility policy frameworks
- Understand the interlinkages between digital accessibility for persons with disabilities and Internet Governance
- Learn about key Internet organisations and their role in accessibility
- Develop practical communication skills
- Obtain useful insights into advocating for digital accessibility in Internet Governance
Who should attend this course?
You should attend this course if you are:
- Persons with disabilities and disability advocates who work on accessibility and digital rights at the global, regional and national levels
- Internet Governance practitioners to evolve a more comprehensive framework of digital rights through the lens of accessibility and universal design
- Schools of Internet Governance and trainers who conduct courses/organize sessions on Internet Governance
Prerequisites:
- No prerequisites
How do I enroll in a course?
When do I start?
This course lasts five weeks. Registration period opens three weeks prior to the course start date.
Moderated course
Duration:
15-20 hours over 5 weeks
Available in
English