Child-to-Child
A guide in three volumes focusing on the approach to health in the community, through learning and popular education. Published by the Arab Resource Collective.
(60030x31 cm $25)
It is a practical guide for those working with youth in the health and social fields. The translation of the original Norwegian version was adapted and revised with the participation of many professionals working with teenagers, mental health institutions and experts. Many adjustments were made to suit the circumstances of Arab communities, meet the needs of this age group and address current challenges.
Adolescence can be exciting and frustrating at the same time. It faces youth with many tough choices. Thus, this guide is an important resource, because:
A handbook for NGOs on their role in the process of implementing and monitoring the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The contents are:
A handbook of essential materials that provide practical and theoretical perspectives on implementing the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The contents are:
This book is an attempt to make children visible in an area where they are not normally seen or heard, namely in macroeconomics. No economic policies are “child neutral”. The book discusses the impact of general development strategies and macroeconomic policies on the lives of children. An introduction and a glossary have been added in the Arabic edition.
(Published with Save the Children - Sweden, 112 p. 14.8x21 $5).
A handbook with activities and ideas for workshops for field workers, animators and trainers who work with parents and children. A joint publication of UNICEF – Lebanon, Save the Children. – Sweden and the Arab Resource Collective.
(139 p. 21x29.5 cm. $5)
A 38 minutes video film of training on different activities of the Child-to-Child approach, based on experiences from India, United Kingdom and Mexico. The video targets animators and teachers.
(Video film and manual: $10).
Report of a regional workshop convened in 1993. It includes the six steps of Child-to-Child Programme.
(40 p. 21x28 cm).