During this webinar, participants will explore the theological dimensions of child-family separation. Is there a theology of the child within the Christian faith? How has the care and protection of children been understood within Catholic social teaching? How have these interpretations interacted with growing evidence about the effects of child-family separation on developmental outcomes across the life course and with the field of child rights?
Udayan Care is happy to invite you to join its full-day program on the 20th of March to be held at the India International Centre (IIC, Kamladevi complex seminar hall 1). For those who cannot join the event in person, please register for the pre and post-lunch sessions separately.
Children in a World of Challenges: Building Pathways to Resilience is a week-long series of interactive workshops and events in spring 2023 designed to facilitate dialogue around pressing issues affecting children globally.
Side event to the 54th Session of the United Nations Statistical Commission
- Date: Thursday, 2 March 2023
- Time: 8:00 a.m – 9:30 a.m EST
On February 23, from 10-11.30am CET, Eurochild and UNICEF ECARO are hosting an expert online roundtable on the subject Measuring progress in deinstitutionalisation and improving data availability, quality and comparability on children in alternative care.
Join Lumos for the online launch of Learning Curves, its latest Global Thematic Review about the links between education and the institutionalisation of children on 7 February 2023 at 14:00 GMT.
Join us for a discussion that explores the challenges and solutions for including migrant and displaced children in data collection and information management systems.
Join the Collaborative on Global Children's Issues, Georgetown University, for a discussion featuring U.S. government representatives, education in emergency champions, experts, and young leaders.
Please join us for an interactive discussion following the January 16, 2023, workshop on Working with Children and Families in Conflict Zones. The workshop panelists presented on best practice and shared from their own experiences working in areas of national conflict. This follow-up conversation is a chance for those of us working in Haiti to talk about what was presented and how to apply it to our work, and to discuss questions specific to programming in Haiti.