New peer learning course: Mitigating gender-based violence (GBV) in practice: a primer for health and humanitarian responders

The Geneva Learning Foundation

Open. No closing date published. No fee to apply Last checked 28 Oct

At a glance

Deadline: Open. No closing date published.
Fee: No fee to apply
Who may apply: Humanitarian and health workers, local responders, women-led organisations, newcomers and seasoned GBV specialists
Where: Remote, global
Open to Africans: Remote, and its own page names Remote, global, which includes Africa. Its page says: "You will share and learn with colleagues in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Global North who are working on the same problems."

It gives a certificate and a practical GBV mitigation plan for the participant's own setting.

The facts

What you get: Not stated
Where: Remote, global
How long: Four weeks, about two to three hours per week

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Humanitarian and health workers, local responders, women-led organisations, newcomers and seasoned GBV specialists

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This was opened and verified at The Geneva Learning Foundation's own website on 28 October 2026: it was real, still open, and open to people from African countries. Remote, and its own page names Remote, global, which includes Africa. If anything here is wrong, tell us.