Digital rights competition extended! Enter today!
You are in luck! Our contest with UPRoar has been extended until 4 August 2020.
We have allocated another 10 prizes:
All you need to do is complete one of our Universal Periodic Review (UPR) courses on Advocacy Assembly:
The courses take about an hour to complete. You’ll get a deeper understanding of the UPR and how to conduct advocacy in the UN and potentially win a great prize.
Already entered the contest? Nominate a friend or colleague to complete a course and you’ll be entered in the competition again to win a prize during the drawing. Just tag that person in a tweet at us (uproar_fyi). Feeling shy? Have them mention your name when they submit their certificate and we’ll make sure to give you the credit.
Having issues with the certificate? Email us at [email protected] and we will help you figure it out.
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