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A panel conversation hosted by the Care and Protection of Children (CPC) Learning Network, ChildFundAlliance, the Program on Forced Migration and Health at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, and the Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict. This first webinar, in a three-part series of conversations brings together a panel of experts to discuss the root causes leading to recru...

Watch this presentation for an overview of the Voices of Tigray photovoice project. Voices of Tigray documents the experiences and aspirations of eight adolescents between 15 and 17 years old living in Mekelle, the capital of the Tigray region of Ethiopia, in the aftermath of the Tigray War. Learn more: www.cpclearningnetwork.org/resources/voices-of-tigray

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It is with great pleasure to share insight on one of our partner organizations, The AfriChild Centre in Kampala, Uganda.

It is with great pleasure to share insight on one of our partner organizations, The AfriChild Centre in Kampala, Uganda.

It is with great pleasure to share insight on one of our partner organizations, The AfriChild Centre in Kampala, Uganda.

To better understand the experiences of local actors who have engaged with the international humanitarian response, the CPC Learning Network and CP AoR documented initiatives aiming to increase engagement of national organizations in child protection coordination mechanisms across Nigeria, Kenya, and Malawi. There were many overlapping themes across the case studies, such as lack of funding for...

The sixth and final conversation in our Reconstructing Children's Rights Institute series, How Can Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion be Understood and Applied in Humanitarian and Development Organizations?, reflects on the successes and shortcomings of DEI initiatives and the broader 18-month endeavor to “decolonize aid” and “shift power.” The conversation unpacks the international children’s ri...

The fifth conversation in our Reconstructing Children's Rights Institute series, Confronting Paternalism, Neo-Colonialism, and Racism in the Design and Implementation of Child and Family Programs in Humanitarian and Development Settings, will take a critical look at the ways that humanitarian and development actors design and implement child development and family support programs, especially w...

We are excited to launch the Reconstructing Children's Rights Institute, an online institute about dismantling racism, neo-colonialism, and patriarchy in humanitarian and development efforts to protect children and support families. The fifth conversation in this series, Confronting Paternalism, Neo-Colonialism, and Racism in the Design and Implementation of Child and Family Programs in Humanit...

The fourth conversation in this series, Our Stories, Our Faces, Our Voices; Who Tells Our Story?, moves the discussion of child protection beyond words and concepts to focus on the power of the visual arts and storytelling to portray the lives of children and families from a variety of perspectives and points of view. The four speakers - Aisha Bain, Meredith Hutchison, Miriam Sugranyes, and Gal...

We are excited to launch the Reconstructing Children's Rights Institute, an online institute about dismantling racism, neo-colonialism, and patriarchy in humanitarian and development efforts to protect children and support families. The fourth conversation in this series, Our Stories, Our Faces, Our Voices; Who Tells Our Story?, moves the discussion of child protection beyond words and concepts...

Following the recent publication of an invited target paper with reviews in the journal Peace and Conflict: The Journal of Peace Psychology, CPC faculty affiliate Dr. Mike Wessells and Dr. Kathleen Kostelny presented "Understanding and Ending Violence Against Children: A Holistic Approach” in a special webinar on Monday, July 12. Their presentation analyzed how violence against children is a si...

Introducing the Reconstructing Children's Rights Institute

Trailer: Conversation #3 Children and Youth Rights Funding Ecosystem

Trailer: Conversation #2 Child Welfare and Child Rights Programming

Trailer: Conversation #1 International Relations, Development, and the Humanitarian Aid Industry

Conversation #3: Children and Youth Rights Funding Ecosystem

Conversation #2: Child Welfare and Child Rights Programming

Conversation #1: International Relations, Development, and the Humanitarian Aid Industry

Spotlight Series: Elevating Young Workers' Voices Through Grassroots Groups

Spotlight Series: Young Journalists Lead Peace-Building Initiatives in South Sudan

Spotlight Series: Coding for Good in Gaza

Spotlight Series: Artolution Colombia Elevates Children's Voices through Collaborative Art Projects

The Healing Power of Learning Through Play: Adapting Play Based Early Childhood Development

The Missing Link: Children in Residential Care Institutions

Building the Next Generation of Researchers: Why Does It Matter?

Violence at Home. Violence on the Streets. Who Will Protect Street Connected Children?