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The International Institute for Child Rights and Development

brings children’s rights to life as outlined in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in the context of development using innovative research, education and capacity building that draws on the strengths of children, their families, communities and culture.

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IICRD's Hear the Child Project referenced in report released by BC Rep for Children and Youth and the Ombudsperson
Project News
25-Jan-2010

“Hearing the Voices of Children and Youth - A Child-Centred Approach to Complaint Resolution” references IICRD’s Hear the Child Project

Summary and Balance 2009, Thinking in 2010
Project News
21-Dec-2009

CRED-Pro update. Looking back at accomplishments from 2009 and forward to possiblities for 2010.

Juvenile Justice in Russia: Models, Design and the Road Ahead
Project News
21-Dec-2009

A publication on Improving Services for Youth at Risk in the Russian Federation Project is now available.

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Child Protection Partnership / CPP

CPP is a multisector collaboration protecting children and their rights from sexual exploitation enabled by worldwide use of information and communication technology (ICT).
YouthScape

Focused on engaging excluded or marginalized youth to create stronger more resilient communities and longterm, sustainable systems change.
Child Rights Education for Professionals (CRED-PRO)

CRED-PRO is an international initiative endorsed by the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. 
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I know you are all busy - lots of work that demands paper, paper, paper.  But I am here to tell you that I am more than a file.  I am a person.  I have feelings and am entitled to respect.  Please don't only see the problems, see the potential...

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Hear the Child Project