Are you leading or are you involved in “Second Chance” programmes and want to facilitate the integration of children in situations of migration? Do you want to appropriate new methodologies of teaching by which to prevent drop-outs among this vulnerable group? If your answer is yes, you are invited Thursday, October 27, between 10:00-16:00, at Euro Hotels Gara de Nord (Bucharest, Grivitei no. 130) to attend the conference “Innovative methodologies for Second-Chance programmes”. Organized by the Terre des hommes through the European project “ROBIN-Reinforcing competences to Build Inclusion through the New Learning methodology”, the conference will give you the chance to discover a new training program designed by the project partners to meet the specific training needs of Second Chance specialists working directly with children in situations of migration and / or affected by it*. More details about the conference can be found. Confirmation of participation can be sent via email to raluca. icleanu@tdh. ro (project manager Raluca Condrut) until October 24, 2016. His state has used the data collected on disproportionality to work on websites that do your homework its identification practices for special education. * The syntagm “children in situations of migration and affected by it” refers to […]
Read moreTake Over Day comes back, this time with a new image
Terre des hommes is pleased to announce the organization of the Vth edition of its “Take Over Day” campaign, an initiative designed to promote children’s and young people’s rights to participate in society and to decide their own future. The first edition of the campaign took place in 2012 and was inspired by the “Take Over Day” initiative from UK. The Romanian initiative, now at its Vth edition, takes place around the International Day of Children’s Rights Foundation and is implemented by Terre des hommes with its partners in the public and private sectors. In 2016, Take Over Day will be organized from November 15 to 25. Like every year, children and young people across the country will be supported to take over their dream jobs for a day, and adults are encouraged to help in this endeavor, as group coordinators, mentors and companions. More details about the campaign concept and its schedule in 2016 are available in a new form, the www.ziuastafetei.ro.
Read moreWhat kind of Children’s Ambassador would you be? ChildHub helps you find the answer
Imagine you are the Children’s Ambassador today. Imagine that you have great political power, know many influential people, your voice is heard all across the world. How would you use this chance to make a better world for the children? What would be the first thing on your agenda? Are you ready for such a challenge? Child Protection Hub for South East Europe has a game ready for you that will help you answer the question. Click here to play and find out what your decisions say about your personality. Child Protection Hub for South East Europe is a regional initiative that promotes continuous improvements of child protection practices and policies in South East Europe. We equip professionals, academics and policy makers in child protection with good practices and new technologies, so we may impact the lives of children and families in the region.
Read moreStories collected after the media trip in the south
The media trip in the south has been a 3-days foray of 9 journalists and bloggers in the land considered to be one of the poorest in Romania, which turned out to be rich in diligent people. Cristian Munteanu took snapshots, while Anca Vancu (Adevarul), Claudiu Constantin (blog.claudiuconstantin.ro), Andreea Dogar (GreatNews), Dana Gont (danagont.ro) and Raisa Beicu (raisabeicu.ro) used their best words to tell the story of these people of modest condition, but with a remarkable character. It’s your turn to venture in a tour of the south. Click on the images down-below and discover with each item a new perspective on a changing world. You’ll see, it’s changing for the better.
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