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Arnö, Sophie
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Secure Parenthood: Handling conflicts with children
The majority of parents encounter situations where conflict with their children can easily arise. Save the Children Sweden has collected their best advice for parents on how to avoid conflict and how to handle an ongoing conflict in the best way possible.
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Civil-Military Relations & Protection of Children
In recent years the conduct of war has changed dramatically; modern conflict often takes place in civilian areas, where the difference between combatants and non-combatants is not immediately clear. These changes have led to civilians becoming the primary
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"Lyssna på Mig!": Barns och ungas röster om asylprocessen och förslag till förbättringar
"Listen to Me!": The voices of children and adolescents about the asylum process During the course of two years, Save the Children Sweden’s support helpline received 2,500 calls from children and young people who recently arrived to Sweden. The topics of
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BARN: Värld på Flykt. Nr 2, 2015
This edition of Save the Children Sweden's quarterly magazine "Barn" examines the lives of those families and children who live in refugee camps as a result of the conflict in Syria. It also discusses the question of boat migration via the Mediterranean S
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BARN: Romer. Nr. 3, 2015
This issue of Save the Children Sweden’s quarterly member magazine, “Barn”, focuses on Roma and Roma children in Europe. It examines the standard of living that Roma enjoy in Europe; analysis is made on child rights questions such as: access to education,
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BARN: Alla barn har rätt till lika villkor. Nr 1, 2015
This edition of Save the Children Sweden’s quarterly member magazine, “Barn”, focuses on poverty and how it materializes in society. The leading exposé explores child poverty in Sweden. Sweden, in many ways, is a great country to grow up in; however, the
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BARN: Nya mål för världen. Nr. 4, 2015
This edition of Save the Children Sweden’s local newspaper Barn focuses on the expiration of the Millennium Development Goals and the subsequent adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals. Vietnam’s street children, ethnic minorities, and the country’s
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BARN: Barnens brännande frågor: Val 2014. Nr 2, 2014
This issue of Save the Children Sweden’s quarterly magazine ‘Barn’ focuses on the elections for both the EU parliament (May 25th) and Sweden’s national and local elections (September 14). The issue of child poverty is high on the agenda. Save the Children
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Gender Roles are Challenged Here
Part of the Allies for Change project, this report presents both the successes and challenges in bringing both boys and girls together in understanding and bridging gender gaps in society. The project has seen tremendous change and inspiration, yet the re
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BARN: Fathers matter! Nr 3, 2014
This edition of Save the Children Sweden’s quarterly magazine ‘Barn’ looks at fatherhood and the concept of ‘paternal instinct’. The Swedish edition briefly examines the situation of fathers in Sweden: what is parental leave and who uses it, what types of
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The Land of Many Absent Fathers
South Africa is a country characterized by violence. Every year around 15.000 murders are reported. Every 26 seconds a woman gets raped. The nuclear family is no longer the norm. This report introduces the attempts made by the Sonke Gender Justice center
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BARN: Aldrig okej att slå! Nr 1, 2013
This edition of Save the Children’s quarterly magazine ’Barn’ focuses on violence against children and how it is never an acceptable practice. As of publication, there are only 33 countries in the world that have completely illegalized violence against ch