Children's Rights in Action
Children's ParliamentHere at Children’s Parliament, we believe that children should grow up in a world of love, happiness and understanding. It is our mission to inspire greater awareness and understanding of the power of children’s human rights and to support the implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) into Scots Law. We are really looking forward to sharing this with you th... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureDocumentary | ||||
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In this episode, Tracey Docherty (on secondment with Children's Parliament from Early Years Scotland) speaks with practitioners from Early Years Scotland who work on Early Years Scotland's Young Children Affected by Parental Imprisonment Programme, n... more
Designed by and with the children and young people of the local area, with the support of local police officers, supermarket boss and community organisations, Mastrick Youth Club (the first outdoor youth club of it's kind in Scotland!) has offered ma... more
Kate Cuddihy, Children's Parliament's National Programmes Programme Manager, and Dr Andrew Williams of St Andrews University introduce their new project to us today: "Food and Fairness".
Working with two schools in Glenrothes, Children's Parliamen... more
Sophia Georgescu, Project Worker at Children's Parliament, interviews Lucy Power, Co-Director of Rowanbank Environmental Arts & Education to discover more about their Positive Imagining's Project.
Positive Imaginings is a Creative Climate Educati... more
As a sister, follow-up episode to our conversation with Omima and Arden, Cathy and Rona share their reflections on our recent trip to Geneva as Children's Parliament staff members.
In February 2023, we were delighted to support MCPs Arden and Omim... more
In February 2023, we were delighted to support MCPs Arden and Omima to join Team Scotland on a visit the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child, in Geneva to share what key issues they’d like the Scottish Government to address. Today, in... more
"But, won't my discipline be undermined if I take a children's rights-based approach? What happens to my authority?"
Jill and Linnea from our Dignity in School programme join us today to help us myth bust some common questions we hear about the imp... more
In conversation with Gerry Flanagan of Shifting Sands Theatre, and our own Katie Logie, we explore the lifelong benefits and impact of Article 31 of the UNCRC (The right to play, rest and leisure).
Gerry's recommendations for further reading/interes... more
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