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Family and Parenting Support: Policy and Provision in a Global Context
Children’s wellbeing is intrinsically linked to parental well-being, and thus investment in all families, complemented by targeted support for the most vulnerable, is of paramount importance for realizing the rights of the child. In cooperation with the C
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Talleres sobre Sexualidad, Paternidad y Cuidado con Hombres Jóvenes. Manual con perspectiva de género y masculinidades para Facilitadores y Facilitadoras
"Talleres sobre sexualidad, paternidad y cuidado con hombres jóvenes" or "Workshops on Sexuality, Fatherhood and Care with Young Men," aims to be a training tool for facilitators to work with adolescent boys and young men around the themes of sexuality,
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Engaging men to prevent gender-based violence: A multi-country intervention and impact evaluation study
This report is an impact evaluation study of a multi-country project to engage men and boys in preventing violence against women and promote gender equality. Implemented in India, Brazil, Chile and Rwanda, with support of United Nations Trust to End Viole
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UNICEF Research for Children 2013: From Evidence to Action
This volume represents the first systematic attempt to showcase the breadth and depth of UNICEF's research work. At the end of 2012, the Office of Research invited UNICEF's country and regional offices, national committees and headquarters to submit recen
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A new global partnership: Eradicate poverty and transform economies through sustainable development. The Report of the High-Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda. Child-friendly version
We often hear the statement that ”children are the future” – but what if children themselves had the opportunity to say how they want to shape the world? The 2015 Millennium Development Goals (MDG) are coming to an end. The debate about what will replace
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Save the Children's Child Protection and Psychosocial work in Middle and High-Income Countries
How applicable are psychosocial and protection programmes to high- and middle-income countries? Save the Children has expanded large-scale emergency responses to high-income countries – such as Australia, Italy, Japan, Spain and the USA – and to middle-in
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Let us follow the "Road map" to end violence against children
A Save the Children publication specially prepared for children and adolescents on the follow up work on the recommendations of the United Nations Study on Violence against Children. It reflects the outcome of a two-day regional event hosted in Asunción,
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Men Who Care: Multi-Country Qualitative Study of Men in Non-Traditional Caregiving Roles
“Men Who Care” is a five-country (Brazil, Chile, India, Mexico and South Africa) qualitative study that seeks to explore care issues by listening to men who are involved in non-traditional forms of care work – in the family and professional realms. The st
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Progress in Child Well-being: Building on what works
This report shows that children’s well-being has improved dramatically thanks to increased political will globally, supportive policies and well-focused programmes and resources, but that the gains will be sustained only if the most disadvantaged and vuln
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Early learning: Lessons from scaling up. Early Childhood Matters
The November 2011 edition of Bernard Van Leer's "Early Childhood Matters" series, looks at the question of how to scale up early learning provision without sacrificing quality. Articles consider lessons that can be learned from national-level experiences
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Bridges to adulthood: Understanding the lifelong influence of men's childhood experiences of violence analyzing data from the International Men and Gender Equality Survey
Conducted by Instituto Promundo and ICRW (International Center for Research on Women), this report explores the prevalence and nature of violence against children as well as its potential lifelong effects. Using IMAGES data from six countries (Brazil, Chi
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Guía: Los derechos de niñas, niños y adolescentes en el área de salud
This guide, published by the Child and Adolescent Health Rights Initiative of Uruguay (IDISU), is the result of a joint effort between the Uruguayan Ministry of Public Health (MSP), the University of the Republic of Uruguay, the Institute for Children and