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Nova Scotia UNICEF and the Office of the Ombudsman, Nova Scotia Children’s Rights: A Paradigm Shift Training Workshop This course draws on UNICEF best practice globally, in developing and industrialized countries, to contribute to the important responsibility of all levels of government to promote children’s human rights and, through advocacy, help ensure that they are protected and provided for in domestic law, policy and practice. It will increase the knowledge and capacity of advocacy staff and collaborating participants from other sectors to apply a child rights based approach to individual and systemic advocacy for children. This course is intended for staff of the NS Ombudsman Services and collaborating partners in government and civil society. March 2013 Moncton NB Moncton Campus of l'Université de Moncton International Summer Course on the Rights of the Child The Working on the Rights of the Child within the Francophonie, in collaboration with the Canadian Council of Child and Youth Advocates and l’Université de Moncton, presents the International Summer Course on the Rights of the Child. The focus will be Article 19 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child: The Right Against all Forms of Violence, Injury or Abuse, Neglect or Negligent Treatment, Maltreatment or Exploitation. A certificate of participation will be issued by the Continuing Education Office of l’Université de Moncton to all those who have attended the course. University credits may be awarded for graduate students in social work, subject to certain conditions. July 12 to 19, 2013 Continuing Education Office British Colombia CRED-PRO/ IICRD Child Rights Curriculum for Health Professionals The development of this curriculum is part of Child Rights Education for Professionals Project (CRED-PRO) and builds on the original curriculum of the American Academy of Paediatrics Health professionals
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