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October CCRC newsletter
2021 marks the beginning of a global campaign to End Violence Against Children. This is but one of the Sustainable Development Goals that seeks to end all forms of violence against children by 2030. CCRC Board Member, Candace Amarante, has published a short fiction piece called "Us Wards" in the literary journal International Human Rights Art Festival Publishes. The story deals with violence and injustices inflicted on vulnerable, poor youths at the hands of ruthless diplomats with immunity. This is a segment of the population from which stories are rarely heard. Candace uses creative writing to participate in the global campaign to End Violence Against Children and to help spread awareness of their plight.
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Reflection from a student: Education during a Pandemic
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Read a piece from a Quebec high school student as she reflects on how learning changed for her personally during the pandemic.
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CCRC Members: Join us for the CCRC AGM & Panel on Climate Change (Nov. 4 at 2pm EST)
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Join the CCRC for our Annual General Meeting on November 4th at 2pm EST. The first hour will be a panel on climate change and children's rights. Then, we will have a 30 minute AGM where we will nominate new board directors, and also launch our Children's Writing Competition for the year. Sign up here!
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Submission to the Ministry of Canadian Heritage Consultation on On-line Harms Legislation
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The CCRC appreciates the government’s intention to adopt legislation regarding on-line safety, including regulations for social media platforms. Check out our submission to the Ministry of Canadian Heritage regarding the Consultation on on-line harms legislation.
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