Gain knowledge and skills to make minority and indigenous rights a reality
We believe that the best advocates for minority rights are members of minority and indigenous communities themselves.
This is why we offer training for minority and indigenous activists on ways to advocate for their rights and support their organizations to become more effective and accountable.
We have trained thousands of minority and indigenous activists in advocacy, campaigning, communications, law and more. We also deliver training to journalists in effective and ethical reporting on minority and indigenous issues.
Some of our educational courses are available for free online, for anyone to pursue through independent learning. Many courses are offered in several languages. You can discover available learning opportunities below. We also maintain lists of relevant training opportunities offered by other organizations, which you can see here.
Challenges to freedom of religion and belief and abuses to the human rights of religious minorities are on the rise across the world, with increased violence, harassment, and threats often met with a lack of accountability. They occur against a backdrop of long-standing social, political, economic, and cultural marginalization and exclusion, particularly for those who face intersectional discrimination, such […]
The toolkit is dedicated to journalists, journalism students, NGO workers involved in communications and all those who engage with the issue of migration in their work.
‘When I did your training in minority rights, I did it only to be more empowered as an activist. Little did I dream that this training certificate would catch the attention of the federal government so as to nominate me to the State Minority Commission.’
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An MRG training for paralegals, Kasane, Botswana. Credit: MRG
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Our strategy
We work with ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities, and indigenous peoples to secure their rights and promote understanding between communities.
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