This article describes the origins, development and contents of the Irish National Children’s Strategy, noting the links to the wider imperative of social inclusion.
The purpose of this article is to share examples of how practitioners working in Ireland’s child protection and welfare services implement these concepts in practice
UNICEF was a co-convenor of this 10th-anniversary strategic review of the issues raised in the landmark 1996 Machel study on the impacts of conflict on children, which aims to serve as an advocacy and policy tool on children and armed conflict.
A report commissioned by the Scottish Government to explore the impact children and young people’s participation has had on policy-making in Scotland.
Youth in Europe are politically engaged and having their say at the local level in many fields of democracy
This paper explores participation, by young people who have experienced violence, in policy and practice developments.
This study portrays patterns of children’s participation in public policymaking and characterize various adults’ reactions to children’s participation.
The main objective of the intervention programme is to measurably improve the lives of children (pre-birth to six years) and families.
A consultation with young people on the reform of the Junior Cycle took place in November 2010.
This report publishes the findings of conducting a consultation process with children in the care of the State.