Learn how this curriculum can help you address critical challenges faced by children on the move.

This free course offers a comprehensive curriculum addressing the unique challenges faced by children in refugee, internal displacement, and international migration contexts. The curriculum is designed as a stand-alone module that can be incorporated into existing social work curricula or national training programs for frontline social service workforce members. The material is most appropriate for those with foundational case management skills and providing direct services in countries with large populations of children on the move. 

In this webinar organised by ECPAT focused on efforts to regulate voluntourism to protect children, the first global case study with actionable models and experiences from sending  and destination countries will be launched.

The objective of the next summit is to build and expand the momentum of the previous two GDS, by amplifying its impact in advancing the rights and inclusion of all persons with disabilities through international cooperation.

1 in 4 children globally live with a mother or female caregiver experiencing intimate partner violence. 

The Editors of Childhood welcome proposals for special issues to be published in 2026. Proposals are due by the 14th of February 2025 

Disability Rights International (DRI) and the United States International Council on Disabilities (USCID) are organizing a COMMUNITY FORUM on US Foreign Policy and Funding Cuts: Understanding the Impact on the Global Disability Community

The Alliance invites you to contribute your valuable experiences, approaches, and innovations at the 2025 Annual Meeting by submitting an abstract.

The consultancy will be initially for 3 months between January and March 2025, to be delivered on approximately 5 days a month, with the possibility of extending to another 3 months, depending on funding availability.

Join CELCIS on 30 January when they will look at the findings of the research and discuss these questions with Dr Alex McTier, CELCIS Evidence and Evaluation Specialist and Jane Scott, CELCIS Head of Early Help and Protection, co-authors of the study, Katherine Anderson, Policy Implementation Lead at CELCIS and Mark Inglis Head of Children's Health, Care and Justice Services, South Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership.