We are excited to introduce a new interactive curriculum on child labor and children’s human rights, Childhood Unbound, available at our educational platform LearnChildRights.org.

In seven units that can be taught singly, or as a full course, we explore the world of children’s human rights and how to safeguard them. Filled with video and photographic resources, music, and classroom activities, Childhood Unbound aims to equip youth to fight for their rights and the rights of other children.

Our new film, a 30-year retrospective on child labor and what has changed, Butterfly, Butterfly, premieres at the United Nations Association Film Festival on October 23rd. Butterfly, Butterfly is a companion piece to the curriculum.

Join Media Voices for Children to receive our quarterly magazine on children’s human rights issues, with stories by and about children and youth on mental health, our relationship to nature, access to water, child labor in cocoa, child marriage and activism. The magazines can also be read online or downloaded here.