Online course on political leadership for women launched
December 2nd, 2009 - 7:27 pm ICT by IANS ( 2 comments )New Delhi, Dec 2 (IANS) The Centre for Social Research (CSR) Wednesday launched an online course on political leadership for women.
“The course in political leadership is meant for all those who seek foundational information and knowledge to bolster personal goals. Our online course will act as a springboard for women looking for ways to develop their leadership skills and knowledge,” CSR Director Ranjana Kumari said.
“It would also give them a platform to understand the dynamics of political processes.”
The course targets women interested in political leadership who seek to understand the options available to them and the steps they need to take.
The course was launched as part of the ‘South Asia Experience Sharing Workshop’ on ‘Enhancing the Role of Women in Strengthening Democracy’ - a joint project of the Indian government, United Nations Democracy Fund, United Nation Development Programme, CSR and Women Power Connect (WPC).
“We are hopeful that this course will reach out to a large number of potential women leaders and will significantly increase the number of women in political roles from both the grassroots and legislative levels,” said N. Hamsa, WPC’s executive director.
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December 3rd, 2009 at 1:50 pm
dear sir my name is jyothi from hyderabad my residence is uppal to day isaw about women leadership in newspaper realy iam very much intrested to know more about politics my inspiration soniaji,rahulji,and late ysr basicaly helpingnature and always i think i have to do something for the people this is the best cocept to give training for women in polotics realy iam very happy
March 12th, 2010 at 12:24 am
i am interested in doing this course .can i have more info about it?
there are thousands of ladies waiting to do something constructive for the nation,given the chance. i am one of them.
it seems getting active in politics is very imp for upliftment of other women.
please let me know the website of this course.