The Children and Youth Resource Hub is a searchable database that preserves publicly available U.S. government-funded resources on children in adversity and youth development.

The Connect to Protect – Children & Youth at Risk Conference is an international forum dedicated to strengthening child protection and improving outcomes for vulnerable children, adolescents, and young people. Organised by IASIS NGO, the conference brings together researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and organisations working across sectors to address the most pressing challenges affecting children and youth today.

A new special issue titled The War on Children is inviting research and practice-based contributions focused on the protection of children affected by armed conflict worldwide. This special issue is an Official Publication of the International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN) and aims to elevate frontline evidence and practical solutions emerging from crisis contexts.

The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (the Alliance) is organising the 2026 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action on Zoom from the 9th to 11th of June 2026. This year's meeting will focus on the crucial theme: "Child Protection in a Resource-Constrained World: From Challenges in Financing to Innovative Solutions.”

For nonprofit and charitable organizations worldwide, creating safeguarding practices that work where you serve can be a challenge. This survey is designed to discover the practical solutions that organizations are currently using in the field.

There is now broad recognition of the systemic illicit nature of past practices in both national and intercountry adoptions.

Available information on the numbers and conditions of people excluded from society in closed institutions is often wrong or missing. For this reason, Disability Rights International is launching a global survey to collect better information.

The Better Care Network is seeking the services of an individual or team of consultants to prepare a synthesis of evidence and documentation of interventions to address violence against children in alternative care.

This narrative review analyzes 161 recent studies across 67 countries on the shift from institutional to family-based care, finding that while most research supports de-institutionalization, it is often limited by small samples, qualitative methods, and weak study designs. It highlights significant evidence gaps and calls for more rigorous, transparent, and replicable research to better inform policy and practice.

The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, Better Care Network, Early Childhood Development Action Network, INSPIRE Implementation Working Group, Moving Minds Alliance and Georgetown University’s Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues are co-convening a webinar for child protection, care, and development stakeholders to share and discuss recommendations to address the impact of U.S. foreign aid cuts on children and their families and sustain progress in the changing landscape.