The course encompasses a 4-weeks period with approximately 24 hours of active learning through readings, videos, discussions, polls and quizzes. The course is mostly asynchronous but does feature some live webinars and is based on a participatory approach aimed at developing and reinforcing personal critical reflection and peer-to-peer learning. Examples from different areas of the world and on different themes allow the identification of cross-regional and cross-cutting issues and enable a global and multidimensional understanding of the topic.

Module 1 - A rights-based approach to socio-economic justice

• 1

  7 – 13 February 2022

  Introduction

  
  Agata Hauser, Adam Mickiewicz University Poznan
  Igor Štiks, Faculty of Media and Communications, Belgrade/Faculty of Arts, Ljubljana
  Ignacio Saiz, CESR

Module 2 - Socio-Economic Justice through human rights in practice

• 2

  14 – 20 February 2022

  Cross-cutting themes

  
  Olivier De Schutter, UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights
  Rachel Kurian, Erasmus University Rotterdam

• 3

  21 – 27 February 2022

  Specific areas and rights

  
  Magdalena Sepùlveda Carmona, GI-ESCR
  Ann Skelton, UN Committee on the Rights of the Child/University of Pretoria
  Nino Lapiashvili, Tbilisi State University

• 4

  28 February – 6 March 2022

  Ways forward

  
  Mudar Kassis, Birzeit University
  Agata Hauser, Adam Mickiewicz University Poznan