01:00:02
Let us Learn: in conversation with Liana Buchanan and Members of the Commission Youth Council
01:25:50
What the Global MPI tells us about Child Poverty
03:36
We need to talk about poverty
01:02:02
The impacts of COVID-19 responses on children
02:47
The MOR for Children Framework
03:47
The Community Jigsaw - a framework for strong, supportive, child-inclusive communities
01:02:52
Prioritising the rights & interests of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children & young people
01:27:32
Putting Children at the Centre
01:00:30
Australia's Children in the Post-Covid Decade
01:00:43
Child-centred Advocacy for Wellbeing
57:35
When the State is Guardian: Protecting the human rights of children in the care of the state.
51:54
Menstruation Matters: In Conversation with Helen Connolly
59:10
Gender Differences in Childrenās Wellbeing: In conversation with Colin Pettit
55:25
Our youth, our way: In conversation with Justin Mohamed
58:56
Securing the Human Rights of Children in Scotland: In conversation with Bruce Adamson
01:21:21
Children and young peopleās rights in Timor-Leste
55:28
Tackling Child and Family Poverty: Reflections on the 2021/22 Federal Budget
03:02
Rethinking Child Poverty in Indonesia: Bahasa Indonesia version
02:42
Rethinking Child Poverty in Indonesia
02:42
Rethinking Child Poverty in Australia
39:56
30 Years of the UNCRC in Australia: In Conversation with the ACT Youth Advisory Council
59:18
āAsk Us. This is Our Country.ā Dr Holly Doel Mackaway
57:55
Children's Rights in Australia: Are we there yet? Professor John Tobin
59:53
Child Protection and the UNCRC: In Conversation with Tim Moore, Morag McArthur & Sharon Bessell
01:02:18
Minimum Age for Criminal Responsibility: In Conversation with Sophie Trevitt & Faith Gordon
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About
The Childrenās Policy Centre is based at the Crawford School of Public Policy at The Australian National University.
The Childrenās Policy Centre has three key objectives. First, we undertake innovative, inter-disciplinary research on a range of issues relating to childrenās policy. Second, we seek to connect researchers, policy makers and practitioners working on a range of issues to promote the human rights, well-being and best interests of children. Third, we aim communicate the findings of research findings.
In defining children, we draw on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and focus on people aged under eighteen years.
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