Karma Nirvana Events and Updates13th November 2026
Join us to be among the first to see the Home Office’s new national Honour-Based Abuse (HBA) e-learning, and to hear directly from the survivors and professionals who helped develop the modules.
Karma Nirvana, in partnership with the Home Office is launching the Home Office’s new suite of national e-learning on Honour-Based Abuse (HBA) and associated harmful practices. Join us for this launch event on 8 December to learn how the suite was developed and what it offers.
About the e-learning
Karma Nirvana was commissioned by the Home Office to develop four of the six e-learning modules, which will be freely accessible to safeguarding professionals across England and Wales and signposted within the government’s statutory guidance on HBA.
The six-part suite will give statutory professionals across safeguarding sectors the knowledge and confidence to identify, respond to and prevent HBA. Six survivor ambassadors from Karma Nirvana’s Survivor Ambassador Panel shaped the project as co-authors, alongside a national consultation with 73 professionals across policing, healthcare, social care, education, statutory agencies, legal services and the wider VAWG sector. The suite has also been reviewed by specialist scrutiny panels.
At this event you will:
- Hear from the Home Office and Karma Nirvana about the training
- Learn how the course was developed, and hear from survivors and professionals involved in the project about the difference they hope it will make
- Get a walkthrough of the six learning sessions and the topics they cover
- See a sneak preview of the modules and how to use this training in practice
The launch of this e-learning is an important step towards ensuring every professional can recognise and respond to Honour-Based Abuse with confidence.