I Am Me: Coming Together Through Music for Children’s Rights
Yarning with Aunty Sharron mirii Bell on the importance of music, culture and children’s rights In a world where music touches lives in so many…
Category: Children’s Rights
The right to a clean environment
It’s easy to take our environment for granted here in Australia. We’re blessed with natural spaces, clean water and fertile lands. But human impacts on…
Every child has the right to a full and productive life
The first and most important step in this mission is to ensure that children grow up in a safe environment free from abuse and neglect…
The Right To Be Me – Q&A with author Allison Paterson
With a deep passion for the past and how it connects us to our present, former teacher-librarian and now decorated author Allison Paterson has spent…
Right to access reliable information
Every child’s right to reliable information It’s hard to avoid the news these days. Whether from your television, radio, mates or social media feed, it’s…
Right to Mental Health Support
Children’s right to mental health support Getting ready for 2022 As 2021 comes to a close, it’s more important than ever to reflect on the…
Children’s rights in pictures: a Queensland first
MEDIA RELEASE: 22 October 2021 A Queensland-focussed picture book about children’s rights is set to empower a generation, with The Right to Be Me launched…
Every right, for every child
Eglantyne Jebb, a strong British Social Reformer, who became fondly known as the lady in the brown cardigan, is known to have drafted the document tha…
Children’s right to play and have fun
Work, rest and play. As adults, the idea of leisure time is something we hold dear. It forms the building blocks of our work-life balance…
Children’s Right to Privacy
Protecting the privacy of young people Privacy is a fundamental part of our lives as human beings, and it’s something that affects and guides our…
