This webinar will provide an introduction to trauma-informed care from various perspectives and vantage points. The webinar aims to provide basic understanding of trauma informed care, and different approaches and tools that have been used in a range of contexts and with various populations of children and those around them.
Be part of the 38th ordinary session which will be held virtually 15 - 26 November
This webinar aims to provide concrete steps for policymakers, national statistical officers and practitioners to invest in data collection and leverage migration data for policy, and to offer practical guidance on gender-responsive migration governance.
A man with autism who has spent nearly half his life detained in a mental health hospital has been released after a long campaign by his mother.
Philip Goldman and Christina Tobias-Nahi in live panel discussion at the #FaithAndChildSafeguarding summit.
This faith and child safeguarding summit provides a platform for religious institutions, faith-based organisations, academics, and religious leaders to come together, exchange insights, experiences, challenges and best practices on child safeguarding in religious and faith-based contexts.
This 2-day summit will engage policy makers, researchers, academia and practitioners to identify evidence based solutions to effectively address the child protection challenges in the post COVID-19 era.
In resolution 45/30 the Human Rights Council decided to focus its next annual full-day meeting on the rights
of the child (2022) on the theme “the rights of the child and family reunification”. It further requested the
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to prepare a report on that theme, in close
cooperation with all relevant stakeholders, with a view to providing information for the meeting.
Wondering how early childhood development (ECD) interventions can be utilized to improve U.S. foreign assistance programs' reach and success? Register for this Thrive Coalition webinar to find out.
The international children’s organisation Lumos, with support from the UBS Optimus Foundation, is pleased to extend an invitation to your organisation to respond to a Global Call for Evidence