Career Upskilling, Alumni Initiatives, and More. Your Update From the GCA

You’re invited to register for the new Upskilling Series—five introductory workshops designed to present key professional skills for human rights work. Sessions cover strategic foresight, finance, sustainability in business, media monitoring, and evaluation, all led by experienced GC alumni.
Open exclusively to GC alumni and students. Participants who attend all sessions receive a Certificate of Attendance.

Learn more.
Pre-enrol through the registration link.

We’re sharing Climate Justice 101, a cross-regional toolkit introducing key concepts behind climate justice and the rights of future generations, with practical tools for educators and activists. It also highlights alumni-led initiatives from all regions. Developed in cooperation with Right Livelihood.
Access the publication here.

We’re sharing with you and inviting you to join Act Against Forced Starvation, a campaign and learning resource developed by alumni across GC regions, particularly from the Arab Master’s Programme. This digital tool helps you deepen your understanding of the right to food, the illegality of the use of starvation as a weapon of war, and the legal and human rights frameworks surrounding it. It is a valuable resource for anyone wishing to strengthen their knowledge or engage in advocacy.

This initiative aligns with previous and upcoming alumni efforts calling for action against the weaponisation of starvation. Join us and enhance your knowledge with regard to the usage of starvation as a weapon of war🔗

You are invited to participate in the UN Human Rights campaign highlighting how daily actions connect to the rights we share. Contribute your message or photo through the campaign form or by using #OurEverydayRights.
More information here.

Thirty Global Campus students and alumni joined the 12th edition of the Global Classroom, hosted by Mahidol University (GC Asia Pacific) in Bangkok. Participants from more than 20 countries explored how climate, business, and human rights intersect through research, field visits, and advocacy work. Alumni collaborated with peers across regions on topics such as supply chains, extractive industries, technology and AI, and environmental justice.
Learn more about the Global Classroom 2025.

We wish all alumni a strong start to the new year. Thank you to everyone who contributed to GCA activities this year and for being part of a vibrant, committed human rights community. We look forward to staying in touch and to new, inspiring events and activities across our network.