Certificate of Achievement

Hemal Thakore

has completed the following course:

Anti-Racism and Human Rights: Understanding and confronting racism, discrimination and inequality

Amnesty International UK

This online course explored the history and legacy of racism. You learnt how and why racism constitutes a human rights violation, and what you can do to become an effective anti-racist.

3 weeks, 1 hour per week

Sacha Deshmukh

Chief Executive

Amnesty International UK

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Identify and understand terms and concepts associated with race
  • Reflect on the history of racism and Britain’s role in it
  • Identify why racism is a violation of human rights
  • Describe institutional (or structural) racism and individual (or interpersonal) racism
  • Reflect that anyone can be anti-racist, and there are many ways of fighting against oppression
  • Identify the role and importance of resistance to racism across history
  • Describe the spectrum of racial injustice that still exists in the UK
  • Create a better understanding of your power, privilege and personal context when practising anti-racism
  • Explore your personal context and position in anti-racism
  • Reflect on your own thoughts and experiences with race
  • Demonstrate a confidence to continue learning anti-racist practice

Syllabus

  • Understand that racism is a human rights violation. It is prohibited in all core international human rights treaties.
  • Understand that activists who want to defend human rights need anti-racism knowledge and practice.
  • Recognise the historical and ongoing legacy of racism.
  • Define and recognise racism as a system of inequality and race as a social and colonial construct.
  • Commit to anti-racist actions to tackle racial inequality.

Issued on 6th October 2023

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Free online course:

Anti-Racism and Human Rights: Understanding and confronting racism, discrimination and inequality

Amnesty International UK