Description
Sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment (SEAH) are grave violations of human rights that happen in every organization, including NGOs of all sizes. One way to address the issue is to train more NGO professionals on how to recognize it, report it, and investigate it. In Tier 2 of the Investigator Qualification Training Scheme (IQTS), the content will range from the survivor-centered approach to the best way to document the investigation, to how to collaborate and report on the investigation and work towards preventing future abuse.
To complete this course, you will need to be fully fluent in English due to the technical nature of the content.
What you will learn
- Define and know the terms, concepts, and principles of SEAH investigations.
- Identify the six phases of SEAH investigations.
- Know the roles and responsibilities of investigation team members.
- Know and define the components of an SEAH investigation plan, including the risk assessment.
- Understand the foundational processes and tools in studying background material and gathering evidence.
- Know the components and purpose of the PEACE interview model.
- Define the different types of and purpose for SEAH investigation reports.
- Identify the closure procedures for SEAH investigations.
- Identify key factors and considerations in each phase of remote investigations.
Fee information
Member Price: $449Non-Member Price: $499
The fees covers the course and access to learning materials
How to register
Visit the event page and click register. Once registered you will receive a confirmation email with details on how to log onto the event.