The toolkit was designed and developed during the duration of the research project «Protecting Migrant Children’s Rights»
It is directed to all professionals working with and for migrant children, including teaching professionals. The toolkit aims to provide a complete training on the legal recognition of the vulnerability and legal rights of migrant children and its implications in practice.
The leaflet “Learn about your rights in the digital environment” represents a child-friendly and appealing presentation of Recommendation CM/Rec(2018)7 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on Guidelines to respect, protect and fulfill the rights of the child in the digital environment.
It presents the key rights that children have in the digital environment and can claim from governments, schools, business and other stakeholders, and points to possible action that notably adults must take to ensure that children stay safe while using digital technology. The leaflet and its way of presenting these rights to children have been designed in collaboration with pupils from Bremore Educate Together Secondary School, Dublin (Ireland).
This book includes the comparative study of legislation, policies and practices in Greece and Scotland regarding the implementation of children’s rights in early childhood that I have carried out with Dr Kristina Konstantoni, Lecturer in Childhood Studies, Moray House School of Education, University of Edinburgh.
Konstantoni Kristina and Patsianta Kyriaki. 2019. «Young Children’s Rights in ‘Tough’ Times: Towards an Intersectional Children’s Rights Policy Agenda in Greece and Scotland»
The article «Τα μωρά της Ελλάδας και της Σκωτίας» available on the Νόστιμον ήμαρ website, in Greek only, offers a popularized version of this study.
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