Dignity for all in practice
Celebrating women’s empowerment beyond one day
13.03.2024 l by Lyndsay
International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on March 8th, reminds us of the ongoing struggle for gender equality and the need to amplify women’s voices worldwide. At DRH Lindersvold, we explore the importance of International Women’s Day and advocating for women’s rights beyond a single day of commemoration.
DRH Lindersvold is a beacon of hope for women seeking empowerment and education in both a practical and academic way. Through our two programmes – Volunteer For Change and Nature Now, we strive to break down barriers and provide opportunities for individuals to thrive. From vocational training to leadership development, we equip our students with the tools to assert their rights and make meaningful contributions to the projects they support in various countries.
DRH Lindersvold is a beacon of hope for women seeking empowerment and education in both a practical and academic way. Through our two programmes – Volunteer For Change and Nature Now, we strive to break down barriers and provide opportunities for individuals to thrive. From vocational training to leadership development, we equip our students with the tools to assert their rights and make meaningful contributions to the projects they support in various countries.
What is Volunteer for Change
The Volunteer for Change programme is based on two concepts: Sustainable development and international solidarity.
The programme lasts ten months and is an opportunity to learn about the big issues of our time – and to do something about them in practical terms.
The Volunteer for Change programme provides an opportunity for people from the Global North to learn from, and volunteer with, community-driven development programmes in the Global South run by members of Humana People to People. These projects respond to challenges within the spheres of community development, education, sustainable farming, early childhood development and mitigation of the climate crisis.
The fast-paced and action-based Volunteer for Change programme takes ten months:
3 months of training and preparation in Denmark
6 months of assisting a sustainable development programme at a Humana People to people project in the Global South
1 month of reflection, evaluation, and sharing of experiences.
DRH Lindersvold – The Travelling School for Change – welcomes everyone who is interested in working together with us to address humanitarian and development challenges worldwide.
Let’s create a better world together.
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