
Understanding and Addressing FGM
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Summary
- CPD Certificate - Free
- Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
- Tutor is available to students
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Overview
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a deeply rooted practice that affects millions of girls and women worldwide. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of FGM, examining its cultural, religious, and social dimensions. It explores the intersection between abuse and faith/belief, debunking misconceptions and offering strategies for advocacy, intervention, and support. Learners will gain insights into the psychological and physical consequences of FGM, the role of religious and community leaders, and how to engage in effective conversations to promote change.
Certificates
CPD Certificate
Digital certificate - Included
Reed Courses Certificate of Completion
Digital certificate - Included
Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed.
Curriculum
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Description
- The historical, cultural, and social context of FGM.
- The physical, psychological, and legal implications of the practice.
- The role of faith and belief in perpetuating or preventing FGM.
- How to engage with affected communities sensitively and effectively.
- Strategies for intervention, advocacy, and policymaking.
- The global and national laws related to FGM.
- How to support survivors and provide trauma-informed care.
Who is this course for?
- Healthcare professionals, social workers, and educators.
- Religious and community leaders.
- Human rights activists and legal professionals.
- Policy makers and law enforcement personnel.
- Anyone interested in understanding and addressing FGM in a culturally sensitive way.
Requirements
- No prior knowledge of FGM is required.
- Suitable for professionals and individuals interested in human rights, social work, healthcare, or faith-based community engagement.
- Access to an internet-connected device for course materials and discussions.
Career path
Completing this course can open pathways in:
- Human rights and advocacy organizations.
- Social work and community outreach programs.
- Healthcare and mental health services.
- Policy development and law enforcement.
- Faith-based organizations working on gender issues.
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