Goal 2: More people, communities, and organisations respect and understand human rights Outcome 2.1 [PBS criterion] Our education activities increase capability among individuals, communities and organisations to promote and protect human rights and address discrimination. Progress indicator 2.11 [PBS target] Most participants in our adult training programs report: • satisfaction with the quality and relevance of the training • increased understanding, expertise, reframed attitudes. Building capacity for child safety: Child Safe Organisations e-learning suite ‘I think this is an excellent resource and great that it’s free. It is good that it is interactive, easy to understand and is focused on children and young people’. Survey respondent The Commission developed the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations which were endorsed by the Council of Australian Governments on 19 February 2019. In August 2019, a suite of 11 Child Safe Organisation e-learning modules were launched as part of this program. The modules are designed to help organisations increase their knowledge and understanding of the National Principles and identify the steps they need to take as they work towards implementing them. These are available at no cost to any organisation or interested party. Since the launch, over 10,000 people have registered to use the modules to assist them in making changes to policy and practice, and to protect and promote children’s human rights in their context. Users were asked to complete an optional online evaluation survey. To date, nearly 5,000 respondents have completed the survey, which captured demographics, process feedback around content and useability, early outcomes in regard to knowledge, satisfaction, benefit, and improvements.7 Key findings are shown in figure 3 below. 46 Australian Human Rights Commission Annual Report 2020–2021