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Developed to help member states self-assess their compliance with the Council of Europe’s standards for youth policy, and to serve as a basis for self-paced youth policy development.
This report has been developed by Professor Laura Lundy and Dr Michelle Templeton of the Centre for Children’s Rights at Queen’s University Belfast, in the frame of the project “Protecting and Empowering Children as Human Rights Defenders” devised,…
This Toolkit aims to support those working with children and young people is to engage them in advocating for children’s right to participate in decision-making processes. It includes tools and methods to empower children to contribute to change in…
Published by the German Kindernothilfe (2019). This booklet encourages ‘taking off’ on the journey of children’s participation. Its chapters have been adapted to a child-friendly situation analysis tool – the Hot Air Balloon. This visual tool is…
Compendium on the “The future of young people’s political participation: questions, challenges and opportunities” prepared by the EU – Council of Europe Youth Partnership (2019).
An academic article on children’s agency.
his publication offers a practical set of tools for those working with children to implement meaningful children’s participation and encourage collaboration between generations. Throughout the six modules, the user is guided on how to run sessions…
Developed by the YouCreate PAR Project, this toolkit includes an Art-kit to guide youth leaders in planning and leading activities, the YouCreate Project Guide to help project staff to understand the YouCreate project and how they can support youth…
A resources pool hosted by SALTO Participation and Information Resource Centre. The Participation Resource Pool provides trainers, youth workers, youth leaders and educators with access to online tools on media literacy training and innovative…
This Toolkit has been developed for those who are planning to involve children and young people in their initiatives and projects. It is informed by a children’s rights-based model of child participation – the Lundy Model.