Welcome to the wiki

About equalinrights

Equalinrights is a free, open and informal network committed to learning, exchanging, creating and employing methodologies and strategies grounded in the day-to-day realities of individuals & local communities for the bottom-up realisation of human rights. One of equalinrights' first initiatives was to identify and build relationships with practitioners working for human rights-based development (HRBD) in the global South. 

These practitioners form the core of a multi-disciplinary network with expertise on diverse development and human rights issues. This "Network of Practitioners" grounds equalinrights in the realities of those living in poverty and exclusion and makes our work possible. In that sense, the Network of Practitioners is equalinrights.

Equalinrights connects practitioners from our network to other organisations, people and resources; promotes their work, and facilitates learning processes with them. Through these activities, we seek to realise our mission of helping the impoverished and excluded to better organise, strategize and act to assert their human rights. The wiki is a further step in equalinrights' ongoing effort to be a connector on HRBD. 

Get started as a wiki contributor!

It's your knowledge, ideas and questions that will help this wiki realise its potential as a truly collaborative and interactive online space.

Explore the wiki through the SideBar located on the Right-Hand side of the page; just click on a topic that interests you.

If you are new to wikis, you might like to check out How to use this wiki and related pages such as the User Guide developed by equalinrights.

If you're ahead of the pack when it comes to online tools, jump right into content pages such as Right to Food or Budgeting for Human Rights. Browse existing material and then author new content of your own! To contribute, Login to the wiki, then just click the "Edit" tab at the Top-Left of any wiki page where you'd like to add content. Or, be the first to say something about Water Rights, Women's Issues, or another HRBD topic that interests you. Feel free to experiment!

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