VV realized that the world is increasingly focused and aware of socio-environmental issues and concerned with the future of humanity. It was believing in the potential and power of humanitarian aid that the Humanitarian Response and Social Development course was created.
Increasingly, people are looking for ways to combine social actions in their personal, professional and business lives. This course was designed with the aim of providing knowledge of creating and managing humanitarian projects so that participating students are able to model and manage their own social and humanitarian projects, or for those who wish to work in the social or humanitarian field , as well as develop this segment within the company in which he already works.
The course stands out for bringing a world view of international geopolitics applied to areas with social problems, in addition to providing a methodological framework with regard to humanitarian aid tools.
copy of Online Course: Humanitarian Response & Social Development
Exclusive classes with professors who already work in the humanitarian and social area and who have theoretical and practical knowledge. Upon completion of the course, you will automatically receive a discount on VV's humanitarian immersions in Brazil and the world (except for the one-day VV Missions) and you will be part of ALUMNI VV : an exclusive group of alumni, volunteers, with benefits and opportunities.
This course, although it will be all online and recorded , we will have a shared agenda per month, each week you can have a meeting with each of the teachers to resolve your doubts , just follow the agenda that will be shared and you can have a total of 4 meetings, with each of the professors to resolve doubts and also strengthen networking among students.
The roles of humanitarian actors
The UN and its various bodies
non-violent communication
Principles and Imperatives of Humanitarian Aid
International Humanitarian Laws (Armed Conflicts Application)
Humanitarian Aid Concept
Local Processes and Reconciliation
Humanitarian Aid X Social Development
Migration & Refuge
Agenda 2030 & SDGs
The course is 100% online so you can start whenever you want and watch it from wherever you are , all in the palm of your hand. All classes are recorded, with didactic support material for the student to follow. Total of 5 hours in 4 modules.
Module 1 - With Prof. Carolina Freire total of 6 lessons
Class 1: Presentation; Concept; Humanitarian Objective & Imperative
Class 2: Humanitarian Principles
Class 3 & 4: Humanitarian Actors
Class 5: Concept of Development
Class 6: Agenda 2030 & SDGs
Module 2 - With Prof. Alexandre Addor total of 4 lessons
Class 1: CNV - Non-Violent Communication
Class 2 : Introduction to International Humanitarian Law
Lesson 3: Local reconciliation processes
Module 3 - With Prof. André Fran total of 3 lessons
Lesson 1: Communication in humanitarian aid as a conflict maintenance and peace tool E
Lesson 2: How to carry out and implement effective social & humanitarian communication
Class 3: The power of communication in the social and humanitarian sphere
Module 4 - With Prof. Mariana Serra total of 8 lessonsClass 1: Introduction to social problems
Lesson 2 & 3: Responsibility in social execution
Lesson 4 & 5: Coordinating Tools for the Social and Humanitarian Response
Lesson 6: Understand the CHS - Core Humanitarian Standard
Lesson 7: Humanitarian and social skills
Class 8: Starting your work in the social and humanitarian field
Alexandre Addor (@aaddor): graduated in International Relations (Bennett) and also studied History (PUC-Rio). He has lived in the United States, Norway, Serbia and Uganda. He did postgraduate studies in Peace Studies at Oslo University/Peace Research Institute of Oslo, two more in Conflict Transformation at FLACSO/University of Massachusetts and at the UNESCO Chair in Peace Studies at the University of Innsbruck/Peace & Mind Institute. He holds a Master's in Political Science (Violence and the State) from the University of Belgrade. In addition, he participated in courses and events at Harvard, at the Center for Comparative Conflict, at PUC-Rio/GSUM/Brics Policy Center. He also has experience in the Third Sector and the UN. He was Visiting Researcher at Victoria University – Kampala (Peace Missions) and at the University of Belgrade (Consolidation of Democracies).
André Fran (@andrefran): is our co-founder, he is also a director, writer, speaker and co-founder of BASE#1 Filmes. One of the creators of the Não Conta lá em Casa series, of trips to the most controversial destinations in the world that took him to Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, North Korea, to participate in a UN mission in Haiti, in a humanitarian expedition to Japan after -tsunami and many other adventures. The series received awards (Best NET Travel Program and Best Reality from TV O Globo). Fran is also co-author and director of the Globo News program Que Mundo É Esse?, with which he went to the front lines of the fight against the Islamic State, among other topics of equal relevance. Fran has already toured Brazil with her lectures, performing in schools, universities, companies, in a prison and in 4 editions of the renowned TEDx circuit. His first book “A trip to the most controversial destinations in the world” was released in 2013 by the publisher Record, and he has also collaborated with Avianca, Vice, Viagem & Turismo, Boa Viagem, Claudia magazine, Trip, Vizoo, among others.
Carolina Freire (@carol.freire__): Administrator, project manager with international certifications, PMP and PMD-Pro. More than 10 years in high complexity project management, with international experience in reviewing processes and changes in multinationals and in public authorities, acting in the governance of strategic projects in organizations. She is currently a project manager for humanitarian aid and social development, as well as a consultant for the National Front of Mayors, for matters related to the means of implementing the UN 2030 Agenda in the transversality of public policies. Professor of humanitarian concepts and social development, she has worked in humanitarian actions, in the management of multidisciplinary teams, in the Sertões do Brasil (PE, PI, AL), Amazon, Jardim Gramacho in Rio de Janeiro, Tanzania and Uganda, in Africa.
Mariana Serra (@marianaserraa) : is a social entrepreneur, is our creator and co-founder. She graduated in International Relations (ESPM-RJ) and specialized in Social Business at ACUMEN (USA). He was an assistant to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Luiz Felipe Lampreia contributing to the development of papers focused on geopolitics and foreign trade. She is a postgraduate professor at PUC-RS Online. She is passionate about travel, has lived in New Zealand and Tahiti where she intensified her involvement with humanitarian actions. He was working as institutional relations for a multinational when he decided to reposition himself and idealized VV. She has worked as a volunteer since she was young and has worked in social and humanitarian projects and in refugee camps in more than 30 countries around the world. She is co-author of the book Young Entrepreneurs, leaders of Brazil that works, by the publisher Leader. He is a speaker participating in events such as TEDx and in lectures in Brazil and around the world. Mariana entered the 30 UNDER 30 list by the renowned FORBES magazine as one of the most promising young women in Brazil under 30 years old.
