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Communities of Practice
At BIHR we want to find new ways to engage with the people we work with.
Every time we finish a human rights session we think, it would be great to have a way to keep this conversation going.
We are now looking at ways to do this through what we are calling, "Communities of Practice."
- What is a Community of Practice? A Community of Practice is a group of people who share a common issue (s) and want to have a space to create change together.
- What you get from joining one of BIHR's Communities of Practice?: When you join the Community of Practice you will have access to a safe space where you can find helpful resources and information which are relevant to you. Never miss information about our free human rights sessions!
- What you give when joining one of BIHR's Communities of Practice?: You do not have to give anything. But we will sometimes ask you to share your expert experience with us. For example, when we are responding to government enquiries we will ask you what you think so that we can tell policy makers what matters to you.
- What you gain from joining one of BIHR's Communities of Practice?: A safe space for people we’ve supported to continue their discussions about creating change through human rights. The Communities of Practice will be online. At first, they will be for members who are adults aged 18 and over.
This survey will ask your views about a couple of important things. For example, which platform is better, Facebook or Yammer? And, who would you like to be in a community with?