First nations violent crime In Canada today the vast majority of people have safe and happy lives but sadly this is not the case for all. One of the very few groups that often doesn’t feel this way is the many smaller indigenous groups. There are countless reasons why they may not have theRead more about First nations violent crime[…]
Why is education important? I took a different approach to my piece this time around. I produced an audio interview. The interview focused on the positive realities of education, for which I hope to continue to promote. I interviewed a sister and brother; the girl Kai Joseph attends an all-female school and the boyRead more about Why is education important?[…]
Child rights situation in Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago is a beautiful land of multicoloured people of multicultural origin. Though it is not my country of birth, Trinidad and Tobago has served as my country of residence till date and I have watched it grow as I have watched myself grow thus far.Read more about Child rights situation in Trinidad and Tobago[…]
Education of Rights Currently in the Americas, there are few States that effectively educate their youth and general population about their rights and how to uphold them. This has profound implications to the treatment of our citizens and the continued development of basic human rights and children’s rights globally. While this has been recognizedRead more about Education of Rights[…]
LGBTQ2+ children’s rights in Canada Here in Canada, for the most part, everybody can get the support they require from the government. This is true whether you are a child or an adult. In the province of Alberta, if youth wish, the school must establish a Gay straight alliance (GSA). A GSA is aRead more about LGBTQ2+ children’s rights in Canada[…]
How the Solutions to the International Zinc Deficiency in Children and Toxication of Environment Through Battery Disposals are Incredibly Interconnected One of the most common health problems among millions of children across the world and whose treatment can also solve a major environmental problem lays within a relatively common, inexpensive and yet incredibly importantRead more about How the Solutions to the International Zinc Deficiency in Children and Toxication of Environment Through Battery Disposals are Incredibly Interconnected[…]
CORIA Network presents the proclamation: “Not Favours, but Rights” The Network of Child and Adolescents Correspondents (CORIA Network), presents its first proclamation: “Not Favours, but Rights”, in commemoration of the “Americas Children and Youth Day” that is celebrated every June 9. This document aims to raise awareness and diseminate among the adult worldRead more about CORIA Network presents the proclamation: “Not Favours, but Rights”[…]
Human Rights What it’s about: My video is about expressing that people (particularly youth) don’t understand the true nature of the problems affecting many people in the world. I have done this by expressing exactly how first world citizens have their rights guaranteed as opposed to those less fortunate. As they have never beenRead more about Human Rights […]
Child Rights in Trinidad and Tobago The perspective of a child “The future of tomorrow lies in the hands of today’s children”. Children can be described as plants, which need the right soil, amount of sunlight and nutrients to properly thrive and flourish. As a plant depends on these key environmental factors toRead more about Child Rights in Trinidad and Tobago[…]
Ambassador at work My video is entitled Ambassador at work. It is about the work of an ambassador in the field as a journalist, investigator and activist. I wanted to make children and adolecents aware of their rights and also create a chain reaction of child rights activists in the process. I interviewed aRead more about Ambassador at work[…]