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If you're a primary or secondary school pupil, this is where you’ll find games competitions and activity books to help you discover the EU in a fun way, in the classroom or at home. You can also find out more about studying or volunteering abroad.…
Camille Warrington talks about how to take a trauma informed approach to collaborative research with and by young people
This toolkit attempts to capture the International Centre's, and partners', learning about promoting safety and managing risk when undertaking group work to address sexual violence with young people.
Using data from participatory storytelling research with 65 young people, this article provides a co-created theoretical grounding for radical social work with children and young people.
The Referential of Good Practices aims to compile practices that have been or are being implemented by Portuguese and Norwegian entities acting in the area of the promotion of rights and the protection of children, based on child participation or…
This is a tool to stimulate and support child participation opportunities in full respect for their rights, while keeping in mind the special attention required by children belonging to vulnerable groups or with personal conditions of vulnerability…
This section of the Handbook focuses on the organisations or systems within which professionals work – for example, schools, early childhood education centres, hospitals, health clinics, offices, justice and child protection systems. It explores how…
Annex 6 of the Council of Europe Handbook on children's participation includes a checklist for professionals communicating with children.
Annex 5 of the Council of Europe Handbook on children's participation includes a checklist for explaining children's role when they are involved in decision making.
Handbook on Children's Participation Annex 4 - Challenging discrimination: Implications for practice
Annex 4 of the Council of Europe Handbook on children's participation explains the principle of non-discrimination and its implications for professionals working with children.