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The International Institute for Child Rights and Development

Current IICRD Projects

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Child Protection Partnership / CPP Child Protection

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

Child Rights Education for Professionals (CRED-PRO) Community of Practice

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. 

GC19 Community of Practice

UN Committee on the Rights of the Child has given the International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN) and the International Institute for Child Rights and Development (IICR

Growing Up in Cities Canada (GUICC) Youth Engagement and Community Resilience

IICRD brought a focus to the importance of engaging young people in creating child and youth friendly communities and including them in the decision-making process.

Hear the Child Child Justice

The Hear the Child Project focuses on ways to support children and their participation in family justice processes.

Improving Services to Youth at Risk (YAR) Child Justice

Improving Services to Youth at Risk was a multi-dimensional project facilitating the social integration of youth at risk and their families.

Int'l Child Protection and Rights Consortium Child Protection

ICPRC was created in 2006 to bring together social scientists, governments, UN agencies, and NGOs working to bring about broad based systems change in support of child protection.

MCFD and Nenan Child Protection

The BC Ministry of Children and Family Development has seconded Executive Director Philip Cook to support a 4 year province wide transformation process.

SEARCH Child Protection

SEARCH is a multi-partner initiative designed to improve legal and institutional mechanisms for the promotion and protection of the rights of children, ethnic minorities, and migrant workers.

YouthScape Youth Engagement and Community Resilience

Focused on engaging excluded or marginalized youth to create stronger more resilient communities and longterm, sustainable systems change.

My children are very happy to be here.  It is very important.  The children are under a lot of pressure and have not been social, but this activity has made them stronger.  Our children are now talking and expressing themselves and I thank God.  Psychologically they are getting better.  We want our children to be able to express themsevles and we thank Relief (local partner organization) for that... I talk to my children now as if they are grown-up.  They have more confidence.  They are not afraid anymore... They have courage which is very important.  I thank God.

Iraqi Mother
Unity Circle Project - Iraqi Children in Jordan