Citizens Information Bureau The Bureau produces excellent information sheets on its website. Clear & detailed information on the ‘The Irish Education System’ and ‘Education and the Constitution’. Literature: Children Rights Alliance. (CRA) Annually the CRA produce a report card type book that rates Ireland’s responsibilities in regard to children’s rights under different sections, including ‘Education’. The report is based on the most up to date legislation, policy and reports, including statistics. Also, their report for the UNCRC 2015 periodical review maybe useful. Website: http://www.childrensrights.ie/ PDF /Book, Children Rights Alliance, ‘Report Card 2016’ (Dublin, 2016) PDF/Book: Children’s rights Alliance, ‘Are We there Yet?’, (Dublin, 2015) Children’s Rights Alliance. Do Children’s Rights Matter?’ Video clip about a group of young people who set up their own children's rights organisation to advocate on behalf of children, they discuss topics of bullying, poverty and lack of recreational spaces. Children’s Rights Alliance (2013) (8:24 minutes) (Age 10-17 years) Youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqrjjVeZNY0 UNICEF. A pdf from a project on the website called ‘Picture Your Rights’ (2014) with different sections and themes on rights. Discussion cards with statistics and questions on protecting rights of children in Ireland. Activity & statistics PDF: Dept. of Education and Skills Glossary of relevant terms, bodies their acronyms and their websites. Website: Amnesty : Voice Our Concern This is an online education project for senior cycle students. Chapter one includes nine classes to introduce human rights to students and develop their understanding. Website: Literature & activities PDF: - Topic 6: Human rights and responsibilities in Europe and the wider world . *European Youth Centre Budapest/Council of Europe: Manual of Human Rights Education for Children Excellent website by Council of Europe of a pdf on ‘Human Rights Education’. It has many activities & resources broken down by themes and a list of relevant appendices. Website & Activities : http://www.eycb.coe.int/compasito/contents.html
Citizens Information Bureau The Bureau produces excellent information sheets on its website. Clear & detailed information on the ‘The Irish Education System’ and ‘Education and the Constitution’. Literature: Children Rights Alliance. (CRA) Annually the CRA produce a report card type book that rates Ireland’s responsibilities in regard to children’s rights under different sections, including ‘Education’. The report is based on the most up to date legislation, policy and reports, including statistics. Also, their report for the UNCRC 2015 periodical review maybe useful. Website: http://www.childrensrights.ie/ PDF /Book, Children Rights Alliance, ‘Report Card 2016’ (Dublin, 2016) PDF/Book: Children’s rights Alliance, ‘Are We there Yet?’, (Dublin, 2015) Children’s Rights Alliance. Do Children’s Rights Matter?’ Video clip about a group of young people who set up their own children's rights organisation to advocate on behalf of children, they discuss topics of bullying, poverty and lack of recreational spaces. Children’s Rights Alliance (2013) (8:24 minutes) (Age 10-17 years) Youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqrjjVeZNY0 UNICEF. A pdf from a project on the website called ‘Picture Your Rights’ (2014) with different sections and themes on rights. Discussion cards with statistics and questions on protecting rights of children in Ireland. Activity & statistics PDF: Dept. of Education and Skills Glossary of relevant terms, bodies their acronyms and their websites. Website: Amnesty : Voice Our Concern This is an online education project for senior cycle students. Chapter one includes nine classes to introduce human rights to students and develop their understanding. Website: Literature & activities PDF: - Topic 6: Human rights and responsibilities in Europe and the wider world . *European Youth Centre Budapest/Council of Europe: Manual of Human Rights Education for Children Excellent website by Council of Europe of a pdf on ‘Human Rights Education’. It has many activities & resources broken down by themes and a list of relevant appendices. Website & Activities : http://www.eycb.coe.int/compasito/contents.html
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