Child-Up

07/07/2022

The kids are not all right and this is why we have to talk about mental health. The picture often drawn is that if you break a leg in school you will get treatment asap. What I would debate. However, if you are not feeling well without being visible on the outside it is clear that one faces a lot of different issues and the risk of being left alone with it is very high". Alexandra Seybal, together with our colleagues of the Global Student Forum and as a new OBESSU delegate in the GSF Steering Committee, took the floor in the People's Global Summit, in the frame of the keynote session "A Global Student Declaration, for a fair Future in ": an important opportunity to advocate for the human and social right in Education.
You can watch the full recorded session here 👉https://youtu.be/FkZHvKIIx3k

23/06/2022

The funding period might be ending this month, but our work does not! All the partners will continue using the results and resources in different ways and through the MOOC, especially module 13 schools are invited and equipped with tools to carry out their research!

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16/06/2022

Who is helping children in school? Read in the quantitative research data report what we found!
https://www.child-up.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/CHILD-UP-Report-on-the-analysis-of-quantitative-data_FULL.pdf

15/06/2022

All project deliverables are available on the website!

CHILD-UP aims to provide schools, social services, reception centres, education and mediation agencies, as well as policy makers, with knowledge about dialogic methods that can support professionals working with children, thus combining innovation with well-proven traditions and flexible quality sta...

10/06/2022

The final roundtable of the conference reflected on the Hackaton results, the project outcomes and the responsibilites of stakeholders. Contributions by Anne Bamford from City London, Federico Farini from the University of Northhampton, Shanti George from the Learning for Well-being Foundation, Maija Liakka from UNHCR, Bonney Magambo from Singa France and Monica Menapace from the European Commission.

09/06/2022

Our wonderful catering is provided by the social enterprise Yala Na’akoul, serving Syrian food. Their company employes refugees and takes pride in sharing Syrian flavours whilst also supporting the local population. Contact the founder, Rami at https://qr1.be/VF2X

09/06/2022

We are happy to see so many participants at the final conference of the project in Brussels, we are excited to share our work and are looking forward to all reflections and input by the many professionals equally passionate about the inclusion and participation of children with a migrant background.

09/06/2022

We are getting ready to welcome you to the final conference of the ChildUp Final Conference in Brussels.

08/06/2022

The ChildUp final conference in Brussels is starting tomorrow, there are still some places left. Register and learn more about the project and how you can use its deliverables!

The CHILD-UP team is delighted to announce that the Save the Date for the project final conference has finally been released!

08/06/2022

In the research phase we have looked for some initiatives to support languages in class. Do you have any good practices that work in your school to help migrant children and their families? Read the full research report on the project website! https://www.child-up.eu/project-outcomes/

08/06/2022

In the project, the researchers have collected an analyzed over 7000 questionnaires! Find the outcomes of the research on the project website: https://www.child-up.eu/project-outcomes/

02/06/2022

Register to the final conference, and listen to the presentations of the consortium about the extensive research they have conducted on the inclusion and agency of migrant children.
https://www.child-up.eu/news/the-child-up-final-conference-agenda-has-been-released/