Editoral from Director Alberto Minujin
Dear Friends,
Equity for Children frequently focuses on an aspect of child rights and social policy in depth. Over the last few months, issues related to empowering adolescent girls are at... read more Posted on 07-08-2010
New School - UNICEF International Conferences
GPIA / UNICEF International Conferences, 2004 – 2008
Starting in 2004 the GPIA began a series of annual, international conferences in partnership with UNICEF. UNICEF provides the base funding for these... read more Posted on 06-30-2010
Newsletter Editorial
Dear Friends,
We are pleased to highlight several collaborative projects in our effort to create a network of participants interested in addressing the rights and wellbeing of children worldwide. We... read more Posted on 12-31-1969
Editorial
Dear Friends,
We are pleased to highlight several collaborative projects in our effort to create a network of participants interested in addressing the rights and wellbeing of children worldwide. We are... read more Posted on 11-24-2009
SUBMIT YOUR WORK
We are seeking research papers and projects in the following areas:
1. Participatory art, video and photography projects with children and youth.
2. Academic research papers on topics related to: child poverty,... read more Posted on 12-31-1969
Dear Friends,
I am pleased to highlight several collaborative projects in an effort to create a network that addresses the rights and wellbeing of children worldwide. First, I am delighted to... read more Posted on 12-31-1969
UNICEF: Voices of Youth
Voices of Youth
UNICEF's Voices of Youth provided young people around the globe with an opportunity to explore, discuss and take action on complex human rights and development issues since 1995.... read more Posted on 11-22-2009
UNICEF: The State of the World's Children 2009
In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child on 20 November 2009, the most recent UNICEF publication is devoted to child rights.
The State... read more Posted on 11-20-2009
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