From Voice to Action
What did you do? We promoted assemblies for children and youth in foster homes, addressing their perceptions about the Foster Care System, school, and their emotions. …
Participative group with children in alternative care
What did you do to try to achieve change? We wanted to inform children about their rights through the Child Guarantee and to support them to …
Participative group with children in alternative care
What advice would you give to other people running participatory projects with and for children? We would definitely encourage other organization that work with children from …
Participative group with children in alternative care
What did we do? The aim of our project was to give voice, space, mentoring to children in alternative care and to engage them in active …
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Child Rights Centre – DX Club
Advice on children’s participation Roma children and refugee children, who are members of School Parliaments are active DX club members – the opinions of these marginalised …
Child Rights Centre – DX Club
What changes did you achieve? Child Rights Centre makes children’s opinions heard and respected – for example more than 400 children participated in the preparation of …
Child Rights Centre – DX Club
What do we do? Children’s Information and Cultural Centre – DX Club, founded in 1997 as part of the Child Rights Centre, gathers children and youth 12-18 years …
Rights of children in alternative care – filling the gap through peer research
What is your advice to people wanting to strengthen children’s participation in parliaments? To have functional children’s participation in parliament or government decisions, it is important …
Rights of children in alternative care – filling the gap through peer research
What impact did you want to achieve? The main outcome was to engage young people, equip them with skills and use the evidence they were collecting …
