Podcasts about children's rights

For 10% off our conference tickets visit: www.thevoiceofearlychildhood.com/early-years-conference-2024/.  If you enjoyed this episode, you may also like: David Wright's episode on: Early childhood centres as places of influence, restoration and hope - https://thevoiceofearlychildhood.com/early-childhood-centres-as-places-of-influence-restoration-and-hope/  On this first episode of 2024 Angelica talks to Dr Jo Albin-Clark and Dr Nathan Archer on the topic of advocacy and activism in early childhood. Jo and Nathan share the work they do with educators on day to day acts of activism and ethical subversions in practice. A number of topics are brought into this episode, including early childhood pioneers, both past and present, as well as democracy, citizenship and identity. Episode breakdown:  02:12 - The history of advocacy and activism in early childhood  04:10 - What does advocacy look like today? 06:00 - Advocacy as an everyday occurrence 07:00 - Resistance practices 08:42 - Bringing together theory, practice and academia 09:46 - Challenging pioneering theorists 13:58 - The word pioneer: Reconfiguring this term 15:27 - Critical awareness around policy as a bedrock for advocacy 16:57 - The importance of collectivising 18:25 - The barriers to collectivising 19:34 - The risks involved in advocacy and activism 22:50 - Acknowledging acts of advocacy 28:44 - The power of storytelling/sharing around day to day practice 32:10 - Examples of advocacy in practice 36:20 - The recipe for advocacy in early childhood 38:15 - Recognising and celebrating play alongside families and children 42:03 - Educators' professional identities 44:12 - Citizenship and sustainability 46:48 - Engaging in dialogue with wider society  49:50 - A polarised society Find out more on The Voice of Early Childhood website: www.thevoiceofearlychildhood.com

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A pediatrician by training, Najat Maalla M'jid has always been dedicated to rescuing children from suffering. Now United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children, she works tirelessly to protect young people around the world. “What I learned in my life, it's the eyes. […] When you are speaking with children, when you have light in their eyes, it's still possible. When the light switches off, it's too late.” Half of the world's children are exposed to violence every year, often leaving devastating, lasting impacts on their mental health. In this episode, Najat Maalla M'jid reflects on the importance of rapid intervention in cases of violence against children and the extraordinary courage and resilience of youth. "You hear some policymakers telling us our children are our future. They are not your future. You are the past; they are the present and they are their own future.”

We are in a mental health crisis and the pandemic has been the straw that broke the camel's back. According to Mental Health America, nearly 1 in 5 American adults have a mental health condition each year. 46 percent of Americans will meet the criteria for a diagnosable mental health condition sometime in their life, and half of those people will develop conditions by the age of 14. Today, I'm joined by a woman who understands the severity of the lack of mental health awareness and aims to change that for kids and adults. She is Mandy Teefey, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Wondermind, CEO of Kicked to the Curb Productions, and mother to Selena Gomez. Drunk with passion and fueled by drive, Mandy is using Wondermind to change the narrative on how mental health is portrayed much like the acclaimed Netflix Series, Thirteen Reasons Why. Mandy is a Patron of Women in Film and is a member of the Producers Guild of America. Mandy's philanthropic endeavors include Alliance for Children's Rights, mentoring youth and Mental Health rights. She is a national organ donation reform advocate and has been working with bipartisan Congressional leaders including Congresswomen Ayanna Pressley, Katie Porter and Cori Bush to address urgent racial justice issues to help more patients receive life saving transplants. During her down time, she enjoys scavenger hunts, spending time with her family, going glamping and being an arm couch detective! Meet My Guest: WEBSITE: WonderMind.com INSTAGRAM: @mandyteefey LINKEDIN: /mandyteefey   Dive deeper into this episode here on KanikaChaddaGupta.com. 

In this fourth in the YOU Better! Take Action Series, Kiesha highlights the work of civil rights activist Marian Wright Edelman who dedicated her life to advocating for the rights and welfare of children. Those who have already invested in the work have left so much information and instruction that sometimes the action for us to take is to actually engage with the work they have already put in front of us!

In this episode Shelley Clarke chats with Tara Broughan, Mother of two, Parent Mentor and Child Rights & Equity Consultant. Tara has a background working in human rights organisations, international aid organisations, as well as writing and changing policy for children's rights. Listen as they unpack the role of understanding identity and how it's formed so we can create societies that let the wisdom of all of us - regardless of ethnic background, race, ability, neurodiversity, sexuality or gender - be valued and included in the ways of knowing and being in the world.    In this episode you'll learn about:how to include, elevate and value the voices of your children in your householdwhy first establishing safety is an important part of unlearning your cultural conditioning why it feels so rewarding to be socially included and how that affects our motivation and sense of belongingthe questions to ask yourself when triggered by some of the fear and discomfort that comes with the unlearning of biaseshow to teach your children critical thinking and thoughtfulnesswhat Ross Greens collaborative problem solving is and how you can integrate it at home  If you are wanting to see a world where openness and diversity is embraced and contributions from children are valued in many different ways and forms, then this is the podcast episode for you! Resources for learning about inclusivity and discrimination with kids Continue the conversation with Shelley here: https://www.facebook.com/shelleyclarkemindbodyparenting https://www.instagram.com/_shelleyclarke_/ Find Tara Broughan here:https://www.facebook.com/tarabroughan https://www.megandtara.com/homehttps://www.instagram.com/megandtara/ Shelley's 21 days of play courseThis podcast is produced by Nikki O'Brien from Quintessential Being

1964-2021 Rarely at a loss for work, Garson had appeared in over 300 episodes of television and more than 70 films. Garson is best known for his long runs on television, as Mozzie on WHITE COLLAR, Stanford Blatch on SEX AND THE CITY, and Henry Coffield on NYPD BLUE. Other TV series include ASK HARRIET, and JOHN FROM CINCINNATTI. He had been recurring as the grifter with a heart of gold Gerard Hirsch on "HAWAII 5-0" since 2015. Born in New Jersey, he started training at The Actors Institute In New York, before majoring in Psychology and Theater at Wesleyan University. After graduation, he quickly started landing guest roles on shows such as CHEERS, FAMILY TIES, THIRTYSOMETHING, LA LAW, as well as continually recurring on a wide array of shows including XFILES, TWIN PEAKS, TWO & A HALF MEN, STARGATE, PUSHING DAISIES, THE PRACTICE, ALLY MCBEAL, JUST SHOOT ME, SPIN, SALVATION, etc etc. His favorite longform on TV was Dr. Kreutz for Steven Spielberg in the acclaimed miniseries TAKEN. On the big screen, other than reprising his SEX & THE CITY role for two features, he has collaborated with the Farrely Brothers on 3 films, SOMETHING ABOUT MARY, KINGPIN, and FEVER PITCH, as well as appearing in SOAPDISH, GROUNDHOG DAY, MARS ATTACKS, THE ROCK, BEING JOHN MALKOVITCH, FEED, POLKA KING, and many others. He has often been re-used by such varied directors as Spike Jonze, Michael Bay, the late great Mike Nichols, and Ron Shelton. Garson continued to perform with various bi-coastal theater companies such as Naked Angles, Manhattan Theater Club, The Roundabout Theater, and The Geffen. He is very involved with many charities, including AMFAR, Camp Joslin for Diabetes, Doctors Without Borders, Habitat for Humanity, and especially The Alliance for Childrens Rights, which facilitates adoptions in LA County---this has a special place in the Garson family, as Willie adopted his son Nathen in Los Angeles in 2010, and has twice served as National Spokesman for National Adoption Day, as well as winning the Francis Wheat Award from The Alliance, and many others. Willie and Nathen speak about adoption nationwide. Aside from acting, Garsonwas known as a world-class poker player, having been nicknamed "Evil Willie" on the first episode of CELEBRITY POKER SHOWDOWN, and continued to play in tournaments all over the world, both for charity, and through the WORLD POKER TOUR. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In conversation with Ms Opal Sibanda The annual campaign for the Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria is #Tech4Rights: Rethinking a human rights-based approach to new technologies in Africa. The campaign focuses on the impact of new technologies on different aspects of human interaction and the impact of technology on human rights. This campaign has a series of activities that look into technology in various specific areas. The use of digital technologies has become an essential aspect of most people's daily lives and children are not an exception to this. The digital space exposes children to new ideas and diverse sources of information. Using digital technologies also arguably exposes children to new opportunities to learn, reduces inequalities and contributes to the realisation of their rights such as the right to education, the right to privacy, freedom of expression, access to information and public participation. Adversely,  the use of digital technologies also presents risks for children. The focus of the  this episode  is to contextualise the long term effects of internet use on children's well-being,  to find ways to support a positive and effective use of digital gadgets in advancing  children's rights and addressing inequalities in children's access to technology and to inform and guide policy makers, child rights activists and parents alike, on how to maximise the potential of technological advancement.   Ms Opal Sibanda is an Assistant Legal Researcher at the Secretariat of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child. She obtained her  LLM in Human Rights and Democratisation in Africa (HRDA) from the Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria in 2020. She has extensive experience in children's rights and has interests in juvenile justice and children's rights in the digital age. Music: Inner Peace by Mike Chino https://soundcloud.com/mike-chinoCreative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/0nI6qJeqFcc     

Anyone who has spent any time in Washington, DC, or cities like it, has experienced the phenomenon: a young man and woman walking down the street, pushing a stroller—but in that stroller, there's no baby. There's a dog. It's true. In so many circles the decisions surrounding family formation, and especially children, are becoming nothing more than another lifestyle choice. We are increasing drinking the kool-aid as a culture, that children, similar to pets or a new car, are little more than a symbol of status or achievement. But children are so much more. And while children are a part of a family, they are also endowed with rights of their own. Katy Faust, Founder and Director of Them Before Us, joins Tom Shakely and Noah Brandt to talk children's rights, bioethics, and how we can strengthen the American family Them Before Us: Children's Rights Before Adult Desires https://thembeforeus.com Them Before Us: Why We Need a Global Children's Rights Movement https://www.amazon.com/Them-Before-Us-Childrens-Movement/dp/1642935964/

Quantum Nurse https://www.quantumnurse.life/ presents FREEDOM INTERNATIONAL Livestream Date: Wednesday, June 2, 2021 @ 1:00 PM EST Guest: William Tucker www.charityunited.us Topic: Charity United: On Children's Rights Bio: William Tucker is both the cofounder and president of Charity United, a charity dedicated to children's rights with emphasis to make the right to education a reality in all parts of the world. https://charityunited.us/ He has worked as an educational specialist and corporate training officer in International Charitable organizations for several decades, training thousands of individuals for their jobs in order to improve productivity of these organizations. Drawing on this real world experience he designs educational programs for slums as well as developing learning materials for children in slums. Prior to Co founding Charity United and devoting his time to the education of underprivileged children in slums. He was the Vice President of D&Y Laboratories Inc. A cutting edge technology research lab specializing hydro-nanotechnology, engineering stable water clusters and other advanced environmental technologies. William is also an entrepreneur having started several of his own companies. Today however he draws on all this experience to educate children in slums, developing practical education that empower children to study, become literate and achieve their goals. As such you can find him giving classes and education workshops directly in slums, schools, Universities and some of the top Boarding schools in the world. He develops and Field tests all educational materials for Charity United to ensure that they achieve their aims of real education. Interview Panel Dr. Karl Moore, PhD Podcast: Made in Nature https://www.facebook.com/MadeInNaturePodcast/ Dr. Jayne Marquis, ND Podcast: INpowered Mind Body Integration https://linktr.ee/INpoweredhealth Dr. Mary Elizabeth Mansfield, PhD Podcast: Mindful Empowerment https://linktr.ee/MindfulEmpowerment Grace Asagra, RN MA Podcast: Quantum Nurse https://linktr.ee/GraceAsagra www.quantumnurse.life Dr. Jayne Marquis, ND Podcast: INpowered Mind Body Integration https://linktr.ee/INpoweredhealth Steve Fierro Podcast: Awakened Mind https://anchor.fm/steve-fierro

Tue. 6/1. Tencent hit with lawsuit for violating children's rights on day China rolls out updated minors protection rules

Fulfilling the needs of end-users and involving them in the design process are fundamental principles of design. How well are these ideals applied when designing for children? By law children have a right to participate and a right to be heard in matters that concern them. However, it seems that there is a systemic bias excluding kiddos from our society to restricted areas, “kids' corners”, that are not really designed with children in mind. The reality is that children use most of the same tools, services and apps adults use. When children's perspectives are not taken into account as part of the design of our everyday things, we can't know what kind of experiences children are exposed to, nor protect them from harmful exposures. In this episode we talk about the role of legal design in designing for children with Jonna Tötterman, a Design Lead and Co-Founder of D4CR, Designing for Children's Rights Association. Jonna tells us why children should be considered as a stakeholder group by default, and how to make a kid participate in a design sprint. We also discuss why children's ability to navigate in the digital world is often overestimated, and why apps and other digital tools should be designed in a way that kids can use them without adult supervision.

How have New Zealand's COVID-19 lockdowns affected children's rights and wellbeing? Erin Gough (Office of the Children's Commissioner) and Carol Mutch (University of Auckland) introduce us to the range of experiences which children have faced during these unprecedented times, emphasising that children who were experiencing hardship before COVID are likely to have been further marginalised by the lockdowns. Erin and Carol also discuss the challenges and opportunities that disaster can bring in terms of hindering or furthering children's rights and wellbeing.

Meet an inspiring woman fighting for kids rights. Morgan Keyt is a recent graduate majoring in human right and communication at the University of Connecticut. She volunteers and is a board member at Media Voices for Children. Listen to this episode of the Bizwell Podcast to hear the work she is doing to fight for a children’s rights. Morgan is developing a child labor curriculum, Beneath the Barcode, by writing and road-testing it in Connecticut middle and high schools. She also edits and designs their quarterly magazine. Morgan Keyt is a powerhouse activist and this is an episode you don’t want to miss.   Check out Morgan’s work at https://www.mediavoicesforchildren.org/ Follow her on IG at Morgan_Keyt   MBBizwell.com Bizwellpodcast@outlook.com

The 1919 Democratic Programme pledged as its first duty to secure that “...no child shall suffer hunger or cold from lack of food, clothing or shelter…”. Over one hundred years later, we still have yet to fulfil this pledge. In this episode, Colette Bennett chats with Tanya Ward, CEO of the Children's Rights Alliance about children's needs pre-, during- and post-Covid-19 and what should be done to deliver on a century's old promise. In other news, we are delighted that Social Justice Matters has been recognised by FeedSpot as one of the 20 social justice podcasts you should be following in 2020. Check out the list here: https://blog.feedspot.com/social_justice_podcasts/

Timestamps:0:00 - Introduction/Election Update16:35 - Government Response to Covid40:00 - Children's Rights 56:45 - Tower of Babel/Doom Review 

Tanya Ward, Children's Rights Alliance, discusses the publication which has just been launched.

In this episode, Jerome is joined by three guests; The Ombudsman for Children Dr Niall Muldoon; DCU student Holly Farrell; and the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth. Roderic O'Gorman TD. Throughout the episode the reciprocal themes of Children's Rights and Policies impacting on children are explored from different perspectives. As always, the 'show notes' are available from www.polsocpodcast.com, including lots of additional resources, case-study materials, and the 'Listen-Along Guide' designed to help students get the most out of the episode.

#freeouryouth Trigger Warning: per usual, this episode will include descriptions of violence against children and delve heavily into the systemically racist foundation of United States fostercare This is (hands down) our favorite episode and we could not be more thrilled to release it from the vault it's been waiting in since July. We are soo grateful to Erin McGuinness for her invaluable education. Children's Rights began as a project of the New York Civil Liberties Union and, later, the American Civil Liberties Union, and in 1995 became an independent nonprofit organization. We have won landmark legal victories in Connecticut, Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Washington, DC and Wisconsin and engaged in advocacy efforts that are changing the way child welfare is practiced in the United States. Children’s Rights is proving that failing child welfare systems not only can be fixed, but can be made to run well. Did you know that 53% of "black families" will be targeted and traumatized by a CPS intervention? We didn't either. It's time to face this Shadow and self educate. And if you happen to notice where we edited content out, please understand that we candidly discussed open legal cases and this is why we waited to release this episode - we just couldn't wait anymore. Our allies with Children's Rights will update us on the content we have to shh until then. So for those of you wondering what rights children have in the United States, join us. Fall Benefit next week virtually: https://hopin.to/events/children-s-right-virtual-fall-benefit https://www.childrensrights.org/ Twitter @ChildrensRights #justiceforcornelius --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/troubled/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/troubled/support

On this episode, Michael Torrance speaks with report co-author, Tytti Kaasinen Associate Director, Engagement Services at Sustainalytics and Simon Chorley, International Programs Manager at UNICEF Canada. In 2019, UNICEF and Sustainalytics partnered to develop Investor Guidance on Integrating Children’s Rights into Investment Decision Making. The resulting guidance is directed at investors and ESG research providers interested in exploring how companies and investors can mitigate risks and identify opportunities that advance children’s rights while generating both societal and upside financial benefits. It aims to help investors ensure that child rights impacts linked to business activities do not constitute a blind spot within their approach to responsible investment and active ownership. For full transcript and links, go to http://www.bmosustainabilityleaders.com/.

Jennifer Braun, President & CEO of Alliance for Children's Rights, discusses providing protection, guidance, and a positive future for children impacted by domestic trauma or abuse. This interview was produced in collaboration with KLCS.

Scott Newgent (@NewgentTGA) is a transman who is very concerned that the current fast-track of childhood medical transition is going to lead to some dire and unintended consequences. Find out more on Scott's Work: https://www.trevoices.org Find him on twitter @NewgentTGA Support this channel: https://www.paypal.me/benjaminboyce

In the last 9 months, 21,301 unaccompanied alien children have crossed the US-Mexico border. Many fail to consider what happens to these children. On this special episode of LatinEQUIS I speak with Lorena Gonzalez, the development manager at the Young Center for immigrant children's rights about how to get involved and become a "waymaker" for the most vulnerable. Register for the "Be a Waymaker" benefit (July 23 at 6pm EST) at theyoungcenter.org, volunteer at theyoungcenter.org/volunteer and show your support on social media @theyoungcenter. 

Things we cover in this episode:Why we must move past our intense political polarization.How state governments work and why they are really important.The most practical steps we can take to stand up for vulnerable children.A new consideration in how we define "success".

There are many things under threat during a national lockdown: jobs, availability of resources, access to education, to name a few. But there are people who are working hard to ensure that the rights of children are not on the list of things under threat. In this episode we hear from Angie Makwetla Commissioner of the Human Rights Commission Responsible for Children's Rights. She offers perspective on how children’s rights have been impacted by COVID-19 and the lockdown – and why she’s hopeful that we’ll emerge stronger as a nation on the other side of this pandemic. Children at Heart is a UNICEF South Africa podcast in partnership with Heartlines. This series is produced by Audiodacious. Series producers: Mzamo Moloi. Nevelia Moloi Host: Nevelia Moloi Engineer & editor: Mzamo Moloi Music: "Crystal Clarity" by Space-Mono

Samoa will host the 30th UN conference on the Convention of the Rights of the Child. - O le a usuia i Samoa le fonotaga lona 30 a malo 'aufaatasi i mataupu i faamanuiaga faavae o le fanau.

The inaugural National Children's Commissioner Megan Mitchell has released her final report on children's rights in Australia. It's described as a “full and frank look” at how Australia is faring on a range of areas related to children and young people, and makes over 80 recommendations to improve our record. This episode, Lisa, Leanne and Liam have a discussion about how the early education sector is engaging with issues of children's rights, before we hear from an interview Liam conducted with Megan Mitchell on her report and her time as the first Children's Commissioner. Find the full shownotes at earlyeducationshow.com.

The United Nations (UN) 2030 Agenda for sustainable development includes a strong commitment by all states to respect human rights. This covers the rights of the child. No action to implement the SDGs can be detrimental to the rights of the child. Healthy, well-nourished, well-educated children, who are protected from violence and abuse, are the best guarantee of long-term sustainable development. The EU prioritises children's rights and relevant SDGs in its external action. The European Parliament has repeatedly defended the need to protect and promote children's rights through EU external action, and has asked the Commission to propose a strategy and action plan in this sense. http://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/document.html?reference=EPRS_BRI(2019)642285 Source: © European Union - EP

Ilana and Willie conclude their conversation in this episode. Rarely at a loss for work, Garson has appeared in over 300 episodes of television and more than 70 films. Garson is best known for his long runs on television, as Mozzie on WHITE COLLAR, Stanford Blatch on SEX AND THE CITY, and Henry Coffield on NYPD BLUE. Other TV series include ASK HARRIET, and JOHN FROM CINCINNATTI. He has been recurring as the grifter with a heart of gold Gerard Hirsch on "HAWAII 5-0" since 2015. Born in New Jersey, he started training at The Actors Institute In New York, before majoring in Psychology and Theater at Wesleyan University. After graduation, he quickly started landing guest roles on shows such as CHEERS, FAMILY TIES, THIRTYSOMETHING, LA LAW, as well as continually recurring on a wide array of shows including XFILES, TWIN PEAKS, TWO & A HALF MEN, STARGATE, PUSHING DAISIES, THE PRACTICE, ALLY MCBEAL, JUST SHOOT ME, SPIN, SALVATION, etc etc. His favorite longform on TV was Dr. Kreutz for Steven Spielberg in the acclaimed miniseries TAKEN. On the big screen, other than reprising his SEX & THE CITY role for two features, he has collaborated with the Farrely Brothers on 3 films, SOMETHING ABOUT MARY, KINGPIN, and FEVER PITCH, as well as appearing in SOAPDISH, GROUNDHOG DAY, MARS ATTACKS, THE ROCK, BEING JOHN MALKOVITCH, FEED, POLKA KING, and many others. He has often been re-used by such varied directors as Spike Jonze, Michael Bay, the late great Mike Nichols, and Ron Shelton. Upcoming films include WALK TO VEGAS, MAGIC CAMP, and BELLMEN. As a director, Garson has directed episodes of WHITE COLLAR and GIRL MEETS WORLD, and, with Warner Brothers, is developing a half hour as producer/creator, which he will also appear in. LONE PINE, a feature for Garson to direct, is currently also in development. Garson continues to perform with various bi-coastal theater companies such as Naked Angles, Manhattan Theater Club, The Roundabout Theater, and The Geffen. He is very involved with many charities, including AMFAR, Camp Joslin for Diabetes, Doctors Without Borders, Habitat for Humanity, and especially The Alliance for Childrens Rights, which facilitates adoptions in LA County---this has a special place in the Garson family, as Willie adopted his son Nathen in Los Angeles in 2010, and has twice served as National Spokesman for National Adoption Day, as well as winning the Francis Wheat Award from The Alliance, and many others. Willie and Nathen speak about adoption nationwide. Aside from acting, Garson is known as a world-class poker player, having been nicknamed "Evil Willie" on the first episode of CELEBRITY POKER SHOWDOWN, and continues to play in tournaments all over the world, both for charity, and through the WORLD POKER TOUR.

Today's guests include Fine Gael TD Paul Kehoe, Sinn Féin TD David Cullinane, Fianna Fáil TD Fiona O'Loughlin, Tanya Ward of the Children's Rights Alliance and environmentalist Dr Cara Augustenborg

Rarely at a loss for work, Garson has appeared in over 300 episodes of television and more than 70 films. Garson is best known for his long runs on television, as Mozzie on WHITE COLLAR, Stanford Blatch on SEX AND THE CITY, and Henry Coffield on NYPD BLUE. Other TV series include ASK HARRIET, and JOHN FROM CINCINNATTI. He has been recurring as the grifter with a heart of gold Gerard Hirsch on "HAWAII 5-0" since 2015. Born in New Jersey, he started training at The Actors Institute In New York, before majoring in Psychology and Theater at Wesleyan University. After graduation, he quickly started landing guest roles on shows such as CHEERS, FAMILY TIES, THIRTYSOMETHING, LA LAW, as well as continually recurring on a wide array of shows including XFILES, TWIN PEAKS, TWO & A HALF MEN, STARGATE, PUSHING DAISIES, THE PRACTICE, ALLY MCBEAL, JUST SHOOT ME, SPIN, SALVATION, etc etc. His favorite longform on TV was Dr. Kreutz for Steven Spielberg in the acclaimed miniseries TAKEN. On the big screen, other than reprising his SEX & THE CITY role for two features, he has collaborated with the Farrely Brothers on 3 films, SOMETHING ABOUT MARY, KINGPIN, and FEVER PITCH, as well as appearing in SOAPDISH, GROUNDHOG DAY, MARS ATTACKS, THE ROCK, BEING JOHN MALKOVITCH, FEED, POLKA KING, and many others. He has often been re-used by such varied directors as Spike Jonze, Michael Bay, the late great Mike Nichols, and Ron Shelton. Upcoming films include WALK TO VEGAS, MAGIC CAMP, and BELLMEN. As a director, Garson has directed episodes of WHITE COLLAR and GIRL MEETS WORLD, and, with Warner Brothers, is developing a half hour as producer/creator, which he will also appear in. LONE PINE, a feature for Garson to direct, is currently also in development. Garson continues to perform with various bi-coastal theater companies such as Naked Angles, Manhattan Theater Club, The Roundabout Theater, and The Geffen. He is very involved with many charities, including AMFAR, Camp Joslin for Diabetes, Doctors Without Borders, Habitat for Humanity, and especially The Alliance for Childrens Rights, which facilitates adoptions in LA County---this has a special place in the Garson family, as Willie adopted his son Nathen in Los Angeles in 2010, and has twice served as National Spokesman for National Adoption Day, as well as winning the Francis Wheat Award from The Alliance, and many others. Willie and Nathen speak about adoption nationwide. Aside from acting, Garson is known as a world-class poker player, having been nicknamed "Evil Willie" on the first episode of CELEBRITY POKER SHOWDOWN, and continues to play in tournaments all over the world, both for charity, and through the WORLD POKER TOUR.

Over five million children aged under 18 in Australia.Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, all children are meant to enjoy equal rights to growing up with access to education, healthcare and safety.However, child advocacy groups believe Australia still has a fair way to go. - Ekhón ór butore Australiat mazé homos hom 5 million 18 bosor or nisé gura fuaín ókkol asé.United Nation Convention ór mutabek gura fuaín dor hoq ór baabote hoddé ki tarattu bora bor hoq asé bóro oíbolla,fonná faíbolla, gar aramór hédmot ókkol faíbolla ar hefazot faíbolla .

Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, all children are meant to enjoy equal rights in terms of access to education, healthcare and safety - په استرالیا کې یو شمېر ماشومان د نورو ستونزو ترڅنګ فریکي او جنسي ځورونې تجربه کوي.

Over five million children aged under 18 in Australia. Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, all children are meant to enjoy equal rights to growing up with access to education, healthcare and safety. However, child advocacy groups believe Australia still has a fair way to go. - ཨོ་སི་ཏྲེ་ལི་ཡའི་མི་འབོར་ས་ཡ་ལྔ་ཙམ་ཞིག་ལོ་ ༡༨ མན་ཆད་ཀྱི་ཕྲུ་གུ་ཡིན་འདུག མཉམ་འབྲེལ་རྒྱལ་ཚོགས་ཀྱི་ཕྲུ་གུའི་ཐོབ་ཐང་གི་གྲོས་མཐུན་ལ་གཞིགས་ན། ཕྲུ་གུ་དབྱེ་མེད་ལ་ཤེས་ཡོན་དང་། འཕྲོད་བསྟེན་ལྟ་སྐྱོང་། བདེ་འཇགས་སོགས་ཀྱི་ཐོབ་ཐང་འདྲ་མཉམ་ཐོབ་དགོས་པར་གསལ་ཡོད་འདུག འོན་ཀྱང་ཕྲུ་གུའི་ཐོབ་ཐང་རྩོད་ལེན་པ་རྣམས་ཀྱིས་ཨོ་སི་ཏྲེ་ལི་ཡའི་ནང་ཕྲུ་གུའི་ཐོབ་ཐང་ཀྱི་གནད་དོན་ཐད་མུ་མཐུད་ཡར་རྒྱས་གཏང་དགོས་པར་བསམ་འཆར་སྟོན་ཡོད་འདུག

Over five million children aged under 18 in Australia. Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, all children are meant to enjoy equal rights to growing up with access to education, healthcare and safety. However, child advocacy groups believe Australia still has a fair way to go. - Vawlei cung ngakchia nawlngeihnak phunghrampi chung ah aa telmi cu, ngakchia cu an tthan lio ah fim cawnnak, ngandamnak, nunhimnak nawlvo cu aa ruangtein an ngei ti a si. Sihmanhsehlaw, ngakchia aiawh phu nih an chimmi cu, ngakchia zohkhenhnak le nawl an ngeihmi kong he pehtlaih in Australia cu tamdeuh aa zuam rih a hau ko ti a si.

Over five million children aged under 18 in Australia. Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, all children are meant to enjoy equal rights to growing up with access to education, healthcare and safety. However, child advocacy groups believe Australia still has a fair way to go. - อนุสัญญาสหประชาชาติว่าด้วยสิทธิเด็ก มีหลักการสำคัญเกี่ยวกับสิทธิเด็กสี่ด้านคือ สิทธิในการมีส่วนร่วม สิทธิในการได้รับการศึกษาพัฒนา สิทธิในการอยู่รอดและสิทธิในการได้รับการปกป้องคุ้มครอง ปัจจุบันเด็กจำนวนกว่าห้าล้านคนในออสเตรเลียยังมีปัญหาเรื่องสิทธิเหล่านี้

Over five million children are aged under 18 in Australia. - Zaidi ya idadi ya watoto milioni tano nchini Australia, wana umri wa chini ya miaka 18.

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In this episode, we speak with Katy Faust, Founder and Director of Them Before Us. The organization was created to advance social policies that encourage adults to actively respect the rights of children rather than expecting children to sacrifice their needs to the desires of adults. Katy testified in March of 2019 in opposition to the creation of a commercial surrogacy market here in Minnesota. Plus, in the mailbag we answer questions about the "Equality Act" and why the U.S. bishops have come out strongly against this bill. And, we round out the show with our bricklayer segment. We're discussing how you can make your voice heard through writing on important policy issues that are impacting life and dignity.

In the United States, major movements for social change – from civil rights to freedom of expression – have drawn inspiration, participation and momentum from children. The case of Juliana v. U.S., in which 21 young plaintiffs are suing the federal government over its knowing perpetuation of a fossil-fuel driven energy system that causes climate change, is based on the needs and rights of the youngest Americans. The latest episode of No Ordinary Lawsuit explores the legal evolution of children’s rights in the context of this case and those that came before. Listen, rate and share, wherever you get your podcasts.#hurricanesandy #childrensrights #youthvgov #TrialoftheCentury #SeeYouInCourt #climatechange #civilrights #environment #climate #youth #activism #youthactivism #sciencematters #trial #lawsuitFollow the lawsuit on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram: @youthvgovFor more information visit: noordinarylawsuit.org

Bishop Castillo is back again this week introducing his good friend Charlie Lamento. Charlie currently serves as Director of Criminal Law Policy and Training Center in Geneva Switzerland, and Chief Representative to the United Nations and UN Office of Drugs and Crime on behalf on NGO.Lamento is an accomplished Intl. lawyer and former criminal prosecutor devoted to legislative lawyering and the formation of public policy, training and education that will strengthen the public justice systems - to eliminate human trafficking, sexual violence against children, forced labor, organized crime and corruption. Lamento has an extensive criminal law background that encompasses a former criminal prosecutor and investigator experienced in the investigation, prosecution, and punishment of complex crimes, including conducting criminal jury trials in the United States. Lamento is currently teaching International law at Anglo-American University in Prague, Czech Republic. The Criminal Law Policy & Training Center is a non-profit privately funded organization that provides resources, consultation and training services to policy makers, government officials, law enforcement, NGOs, civil society, and the private business sectors: Lamento is licensed to practice law in the United States, England and Wales (Solicitor) and European Registered Lawyer (European Union), and founder of Lamento Advocates law firm, an international law firm based in Prague, Czech Republic: http://www.lamentoadvocates.comSupport the show (https://www.theriverchurchtulsa.com/donate)

Bishop Castillo is back again this week introducing his good friend Charlie Lamento. Charlie currently serves as Director of Criminal Law Policy and Training Center in Geneva Switzerland, and Chief Representative to the United Nations and UN Office of Drugs and Crime on behalf on NGO.Lamento is an accomplished Intl. lawyer and former criminal prosecutor devoted to legislative lawyering and the formation of public policy, training and education that will strengthen the public justice systems - to eliminate human trafficking, sexual violence against children, forced labor, organized crime and corruption. Lamento has an extensive criminal law background that encompasses a former criminal prosecutor and investigator experienced in the investigation, prosecution, and punishment of complex crimes, including conducting criminal jury trials in the United States. Lamento is currently teaching International law at Anglo-American University in Prague, Czech Republic. The Criminal Law Policy & Training Center is a non-profit privately funded organization that provides resources, consultation and training services to policy makers, government officials, law enforcement, NGOs, civil society, and the private business sectors: Lamento is licensed to practice law in the United States, England and Wales (Solicitor) and European Registered Lawyer (European Union), and founder of Lamento Advocates law firm, an international law firm based in Prague, Czech Republic: http://www.lamentoadvocates.comSupport the show (http://JesuslovesAsia.com)

This week Bishop Castillo is introducing his good friend Charlie Lamento. Charlie currently serves as Director of Criminal Law Policy and Training Center in Geneva Switzerland, and Chief Representative to the United Nations and UN Office of Drugs and Crime on behalf on NGO.Lamento is an accomplished Intl. lawyer and former criminal prosecutor devoted to legislative lawyering and the formation of public policy, training and education that will strengthen the public justice systems - to eliminate human trafficking, sexual violence against children, forced labor, organized crime and corruption. Lamento has an extensive criminal law background that encompasses a former criminal prosecutor and investigator experienced in the investigation, prosecution, and punishment of complex crimes, including conducting criminal jury trials in the United States. Lamento is currently teaching International law at Anglo-American University in Prague, Czech Republic. The Criminal Law Policy & Training Center is a non-profit privately funded organization that provides resources, consultation and training services to policy makers, government officials, law enforcement, NGOs, civil society, and the private business sectors: Lamento is licensed to practice law in the United States, England and Wales (Solicitor) and European Registered Lawyer (European Union), and founder of Lamento Advocates law firm, an international law firm based in Prague, Czech Republic: http://www.lamentoadvocates.comSupport the show (https://www.theriverchurchtulsa.com/donate)

This week Bishop Castillo is introducing his good friend Charlie Lamento. Charlie currently serves as Director of Criminal Law Policy and Training Center in Geneva Switzerland, and Chief Representative to the United Nations and UN Office of Drugs and Crime on behalf on NGO.Lamento is an accomplished Intl. lawyer and former criminal prosecutor devoted to legislative lawyering and the formation of public policy, training and education that will strengthen the public justice systems - to eliminate human trafficking, sexual violence against children, forced labor, organized crime and corruption. Lamento has an extensive criminal law background that encompasses a former criminal prosecutor and investigator experienced in the investigation, prosecution, and punishment of complex crimes, including conducting criminal jury trials in the United States. Lamento is currently teaching International law at Anglo-American University in Prague, Czech Republic. The Criminal Law Policy & Training Center is a non-profit privately funded organization that provides resources, consultation and training services to policy makers, government officials, law enforcement, NGOs, civil society, and the private business sectors: Lamento is licensed to practice law in the United States, England and Wales (Solicitor) and European Registered Lawyer (European Union), and founder of Lamento Advocates law firm, an international law firm based in Prague, Czech Republic: http://www.lamentoadvocates.comSupport the show (http://JesuslovesAsia.com)

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Who protects the legal rights of children? In the commonwealth, the non-profit Children’s Law Center of Massachusetts (CLCM) is on the front lines helping kids access the social services and legal assistance they need, from foster care and child welfare to education/special education, immigration and mental health issues. In this episode, Jordan Rich talks with attorney Jessica Berry, the CLCM deputy director, about her organization's advocacy efforts, community-wide trainings and individual legal resources available for juveniles, from birth to age 22.

Children's rights respected - The Far East May 2019 by St Columbans Mission Society