Publications

January 2011

1. 

   SCREAM: A special module on child labour and armed conflict

   This SCREAM Special Module will contribute to sensitizing young people around the world about child labour and armed conflict and, in particular, the use of children by armed forces and groups, one of the gravest violations of children?s rights.

May 2010

1. SCREAM: Mobilizing public action

   The SCREAM methodology aimed at raising awareness among teachers and students about child labour in Paraguay has proven to be very successful and has also managed to grab the public's attention on the issue.

June 2009

1. 

   World Day Against Child Labour (WDACL) 2009: A resource for teachers and educators (Brochure)

November 2008

1. Peer Talk - Small Voices, Big Messages, A closer look at HIV/AIDS induced child labour

   Uganda Youth Development Link implement the SCREAM Special Module on HIV, AIDS and child labour under the ILO project on HIV/AIDS induced child labour.

June 2008

1. Once upon a time..."Jiminy Cricket, where are you?" - leaflet

November 2007

1. 

   PeaceWaves Kids' Guernica canvases on child labour

   The PeaceWaves Kids¿ Guernica project engages young people in educational activities leading to the creation of giant canvases (7.80m x 3.50m) on issues related to peace. Within the framework of the IPEC ¿ PeaceWaves¿ partnership, child labour has become a central issue and a series of canvases have been created on this theme.

April 2006

1. 

   Suzuki Academy Talent Centre "Child to Child" Solidarity Concert 2006 - Flyer

   Since 2000, the Suzuki Academy Talent Centre in Turin has been organising a series of "Child to Child" Solidarity Concerts with their young musicians to support the campaign against child labour.

December 2002

1. SCREAM Leaflet

2. 

   Supporting children's rights through education, the arts, and media (SCREAM): Education Pack (English version)

   The SCREAM programme offers a unique opportunity to engage a wide range of communiy actors and organizations in the promotion of social justice and universally recognized human and labour rights.For more information see: www.ilo.org/scream