What does HREP mean in EDUCATIONAL

The Human Rights Education Project (HREP) is an initiative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR). It works to promote human rights education and learning by supporting projects, initiatives and activities around the world.

The goals of HREP are to build capacity and support governments, civil society actors, academic institutions, media outlets and others in advancing their understanding of human rights. This includes providing technical assistance to participating countries in developing national plans on human rights education implementation.

HREP works with governments in a variety of ways. For example, it provides technical guidance on how best to implement national plans for human rights education as well as advice on integrating topics such as gender equality into curricula at all levels of schooling.

Yes, HREP also works with many different organizations including international civil society organizations, universities and other partners who can help increase awareness about human rights around the globe. It also engages in advocacy activities to encourage more effective policies related to all forms of discrimination across all regions.

Yes! You can find information on UNHCHR's website about various aspects of their work including news releases related to their partnerships or project updates as well as educational materials related to resources such as teaching kits or lesson plans that have been developed by them or their partners.