Upcoming events From 9 to 11 December, in Bangkok, Thailand From 9 to 13 December, in Yaoundé, Cameroon UNHCR is organizing a first meeting of national technical experts on improving statistics on stateless persons. The purpose of the meeting is to develop guidance that can support statistics production in the area of stateless persons, improve reporting and build national capacity. UNHCR and the Catholic University of Central Africa will organize a summer course in French on statelessness. The objective of the course is to help actors to deepen their understanding of nationality law and statelessness. From 3 to 7 February, in Melbourne, Australia From 9 to 12 December, in Pretoria, South Africa The Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness will offer its second Statelessness Intensive Course to provide participants with the skills and practical tools to understand and address the problem of statelessness. In partnership with the Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion, UNHCR and Lawyers for Human Rights South Africa, UNICEF will organize an “Advanced intensive training program on childhood statelessness and the child’s right to a nationality” under the umbrella of the UNHCRUNICEF Coalition to End Childhood Statelessness. The course is designed to help actors already engaged in addressing statelessness to deepen their understanding of childhood statelessness and strategies to promote a child-rights-centred approach to the issue, and it will also help existing child rights actors strengthen their capacity to engage on this issue. From 8 to 14 June, in Sanremo, Italy The 9th English Course on Statelessness will take place at the International Institute for Humanitarian Law in Sanremo. The course is co-organized by UNHCR and focuses on government representatives looking into addressing statelessness and NGOs working with stateless people. Campaign Resources Learn More About Statelessness Want to support the Campaign? Take a look at our #IBelong website and post a digital banner on your website, mobilize your social media contacts by sharing one of our posts, download and post our Twitter cards or embed a short video that explains statelessness. Videos, photo essays and web stories can be found on our #IBelong stories page. Legal resources are available on Refworld. Learning about statelessness is fun and easy. Take advantage of our self-study module from the comfort of your armchair! unhcr.org/ibelong 12