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Useful resources for children

Child-friendly version of United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
List of General Comments of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
Website of the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action
Child-Friendly Summary of the 2021 Report of the Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights
Publications for children from Child Rights Connect
Child-Friendly version of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals
Online Safety made easy using child-friendly resources by Scouts
Unicef's action-oriented, child-friendly brief on violence against children
Save the Children’s Guide to Online Safety
Justice With Children Initiative
Unicef's Children's Climate Risk Index
Malala Fund Newsroom and Resource Library
Digital newsletter powered by the Malala Fund for girls and young women around the world
FXB Center Havard Child Protection Resources
Fridays For Future's Strike Resources and Materials
Child-friendly Justice European network’s resources
Inspiring Children's Futures (University of Strathclyde) resources
Defence for Children International's resources
Pathfinders for Justice's "Justice for Children, Justice for All" initiative
Living Climate Resource List by #CovidUnder19
Mtoto News: a digital and media platform whose mission is to make children visible
"In Our Own Words": The young people's version of the UNCRC general comment No. 25 (2021) on children’s rights in the digital world
My Privacy Toolkit (LSE) will help you answer some of your privacy questions
Play Like Share: Films to help 8-10-year-olds to learn how to stay safe online
Be Internet Awesome: The fundamentals of digital citizenship and safety for kids
Child Net's guidance and handy tips to help children navigate and enjoy the online world
Child Net's guidance and handy tips to help teenagers navigate and enjoy the online world
Band Runner: a game that puts children’s knowledge about online safety to the test
"Talk it over", a resource to support educators in facilitating conversations on online hate with secondary-aged pupils
An easy-to-read version of Our Common Agenda, a report by the UN Secretary-General

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