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The WCP Program

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Girls under attack in Afghanistan

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The world in your classroom

Learn how to use the WCP Program in your classroom to strengthen children's knowledge and engagement for their rights and democracy. This round runs until October, introducing three new Candidates and a new edition of The Globe.

Girls showing signs about children's and girls' rights.

Changemaker Day

Children in schools around the world prepare for Changemaker Day. They then make their voices heard and share what changes they want to see where they live, in their country and in the world.

Storytelling

Gaining experiences through authentic stories makes studying feel more meaningful and close to reality. Pair text and visual storytelling with educational activities to strengthen experiences and knowledge.

Videos as a teaching tool

Use videos to make complex issues and the stories of children, Child Rights Heroes and Child Rights Ambassadors come alive. Get ideas and methods for using videos in the classroom, and browse videos that spark thoughts and emotions as well as an interest in learning more.

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