Fundamentals of Human Diversity (Spanish)
Discrimination, equity, and inclusion from an intersectional perspective
This course offers a deep dive into human diversity from an intersectional feminist perspective. Through a practical approach, the program teaches students to analyze how categories such as sex, gender, race, and ability overlap to create unique experiences of oppression and privilege.
Participatory design of inclusive projects (Spanish)
Development projects
This course is a practical and innovative guide to designing social or business projects in an inclusive and participatory manner. Throughout the program, you will learn to go beyond traditional planning, which focuses solely on organizing tasks, to focus on solving complex problems through collaboration with all stakeholders.
Digital tools for monitoring and evaluation (Spanish)
Using XLSForm and KoboToolbox
This practical course will teach you how to design and build digital forms to measure the impact of social projects, using key tools such as XLSForm and the open-source platform KoboToolbox. Through a real-life case study, you will learn step by step how to structure the logic of a form, create complex questions with restrictions and advanced logic, and view and download the collected data.
Effective data collection with a gender perspective (Spanish)
Use of data collection tools
This course teaches you how to collect data effectively for social projects, ensuring that the information is inclusive and represents a diversity of experiences. You will explore different data collection techniques, such as interviews, focus groups, and surveys. You will learn to differentiate between quantitative data, which can be measured with numbers, and qualitative data, which is expressed in words or text and helps to understand opinions and perspectives.
Integrating a gender perspective into M&E (Spanish)
Monitoring and Evaluation
In this course, you will learn how to integrate gender perspectives into the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of development projects. It is designed to equip you with practical skills that you can quickly apply in your work, helping your organization to implement more inclusive and effective programs.
Effective Data Collection with Gender Perspective (English)
Use of Data Collection Tools
This course teaches you how to collect data effectively for social projects, ensuring that the information is inclusive and represents a diversity of experiences. Throughout the course, you will explore different data collection techniques, such as interviews (including structured, semi-structured, and unstructured), focus groups, and surveys. You will learn to differentiate between quantitative data, which can be measured with numbers, and qualitative data, which is expressed in words and helps in understanding opinions and perspectives.
Fundamentals of Human Diversity and Intersectionality (English)
An Intersectional Guide to Understanding Privilege and Oppression
This course provides a foundational understanding of human diversity through the critical lens of intersectionality. You will analyze how overlapping social categories—such as gender, race, class, disability, and sexual orientation—interact to create unique experiences of both privilege and oppression for every individual. The curriculum is designed to move beyond surface-level definitions, offering a deep dive into the historical and social construction of concepts like race, the complexities of the sex-gender system, and the spectrum of neurodiversity.
Pratical tools for inclusive and impactful project design (English)
A Practical Guide tu Human-Centered Project Design
This course provides the tools and knowledge to design impactful projects through an inclusive and participatory approach. It moves beyond traditional project management by emphasizing the importance of solving complex problems with diverse perspectives and approaches. You'll learn why including end-users and a variety of stakeholders from the beginning leads to more innovative, creative, and resilient solutions. This human-centered design method empowers the end-user and shifts power dynamics to be more equitable, ensuring projects are more likely to be successful.
Project Monitoring and Evaluation with a Gender Perspective (English)
Monitoring and Evaluation
This course will empower you to transform your development projects by embedding a gender perspective directly into your monitoring and evaluation (M&E) frameworks. It’s a practical, hands-on program designed to give you skills you can apply immediately, enabling your organization to deliver more effective, equitable, and inclusive initiatives. By moving beyond simple data collection, you'll learn how to ask the right questions and interpret results in a way that truly reflects the diverse experiences of all participants.
