EmpowerLife PRENATAL SCIENCES, HUMAN-RIGHTS-BASED COMMUNITY WORKERS TRAINING PROGRAM

EmpowerLife is a groundbreaking training program comprising three modules dedicated to 1. Prenatal Sciences, 2. Human Rights, and 3. Healthy Advocacy Community Practices. As societal challenges evolve, there is an urgent need for pioneers in community work who possess a comprehensive understanding of these critical domains.

Contact Hours (live online): 240 hours
Tutorials (Live online): 51 hours
Collaboration: 42 hours

Starting 29 MARCH 2024.
Free to all that enrol up to March 20, 2024
To download the analytical program click here: English | Greek.

The need for EmpowerLife arises from the urgency to address increasing violence, premature interventions, persistent inequalities, the impact of the generational and intergenerational trauma and the lack of recognition of the rights of the (un)born and families. Armed with knowledge from prenatal sciences, human rights principles, and healthy advocacy practices, participants become agents of change, driving a shift towards a more informed and compassionate society.

EmpowerLife represents a transformative journey for participants who, with knowledge, empathy, and advocacy
skills, are poised to pioneer positive change in their communities and lay the foundation for a more compassionate
and equitable future based on the 3rd generation human rights of collaboration and inclusion based on respect and equality for all human beings.

Pioneering in society means challenging norms, addressing inequalities, and advocating for the rights of the (un)born & ALL. By pioneering in prenatal sciences and human-rightsbased community work, participants become trailblazers, setting the stage for a future where every individual is respected, heard, and provided with equal opportunities right
from the beginning.

Benefits to Expect:
Healthier Communities: Improved prenatal well-being and community health through informed decision-making.
Equality and Justice: A society that values and upholds the rights of every individual, starting from the prenatal stage.
Empathetic Leadership: Future leaders with a deep understanding of human rights, empathy, and a commitment to societal well-being right from the beginning.
Informed Decision-Making: Individuals with the knowledge to make informed decisions during crucial stages of life.
Community Empowerment: Fostered community engagement and empowerment through shared learning experiences.
Advocacy Leadership: Advocates capable of leading initiatives for positive societal transformation.
Cultural Sensitivity: Promotion of cultural sensitivity and inclusivity in community work and advocacy efforts.

S T R E N G T H S

Holistic Approach: The program covers a broad spectrum, addressing prenatal sciences, human rights, and healthy advocacy. This holistic approach is crucial for participants to gain a comprehensive understanding of the interconnected issues.
Sequential Structure: The program is well-organized in a sequential manner, introducing foundational concepts before progressing to more advanced topics. This sequential structure is beneficial for a logical and effective learning progression.
Cultural Sensitivity: The inclusion of cultural sensitivity in various modules indicates an awareness of the importance of respecting diverse cultural contexts. This is crucial for effective advocacy in different communities.
Practical Application: The emphasis on practical application, such as community implementation, collaborative approaches, and continuous improvement, suggests a focus on translating knowledge into action for tangible community benefits.
Beyond Trauma-Informed Practices: The incorporation of trauma-informed practices is commendable. Recognizing and addressing trauma sensitively is essential for any program dealing with prenatal issues, human rights, and community advocacy.
Community Empowerment: The program places a strong emphasis on empowering communities, fostering a sense of agency, and encouraging active participation. This aligns with the principles of community-driven change.
Agents of Change: Participants will become long-term agents of positive change, continuously advocating for the well-being of their communities and the rights of individuals.
Continuous Improvement: Communities and advocates will engage in continuous learning and improvement, adapting to evolving challenges and ensuring ongoing positive impact.
The training program has the transformative potential of the training program, positioning participants as advocates and leaders who positively influence prenatal well-being, human rights, and community development.

FINAL PROJECT: Community Empowerment Project based on the findings of Prenatal Sciences and Human Rights.
Participants are asked to design and implement a community empowerment project, applying the knowledge and skills gained throughout the course.

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

By the conclusion of the EmpowerLife program, participants will be well-prepared to act as pioneers of change in their communities, promoting justice, equality, and well-being for all individuals from the earliest stages of life.

1. Enhanced Knowledge Base: Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of prenatal sciences, human rights principles, and healthy advocacy practices, equipping them with the knowledge necessary to address complex societal issues.
2. Empowered Advocacy Skills: Participants will develop robust advocacy skills that enable them to champion the rights of the (un)born and their families, fostering a culture of respect and equality within their communities.
3. Implementation of Community Empowerment Projects: Each participant will be able to design and implement a community empowerment project, applying the insights gained throughout the program to effect tangible change in their communities.
4. Leadership Development: Participants will emerge as empathetic leaders, equipped to guide their communities towards healthier, more equitable futures through informed decision-making and advocacy.
5. Cultural Sensitivity: Graduates will possess heightened awareness and sensitivity to cultural diversity, enabling them to engage inclusively and effectively with various community contexts.
6. Promotion of Healthier Communities: By applying their knowledge of prenatal sciences and community advocacy, participants will contribute to improved prenatal well-being and overall community health.
7. Strengthened Community Engagement: Participants will foster a sense of agency and participation within their communities, encouraging collaboration and shared learning experiences that empower individuals.
8. Commitment to Continuous Improvement: Graduates will be committed to ongoing learning and adaptation, ensuring that their advocacy efforts remain responsive to evolving community needs and challenges.
9. Network of Change Agents: Participants will join a network of like-minded advocates dedicated to driving positive societal transformation, sharing best practices, and supporting one another’s initiatives.
10. Holistic Understanding of Issues: Participants will appreciate the interconnectedness of prenatal health, human rights, and community advocacy, allowing them to approach challenges with a holistic perspective.