This document presents key concepts and answers frequently asked questions related to restorative justice. It was prepared within "i-RESTORE: Protecting Child Victims through Restorative Justice" project.

This Youth Facilitator training programme has the goal of increasing awareness and understanding of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) amongst children and youth on the move.

This Training Manual has been developed primarily for use at training of trainers events organized as part of the BRIDGE project. However, this document can be used by any professionals working with children and youth on the move, particularly those who hold a mandate and responsibility for capacity building and training in their respective institutions.

On 16 May 2019, on the occasion of the Roundtable Conference "Child Protection & EU Funding for
migrant populations in Greece: A reality check and the way forward", several child protection experts and migration stakeholders met to discuss the reception system and integration perspectives of children in migration in Greece, from the perspective of EU funding. 

This is a Call to Action to fulfil our collective global commitment to ensure that all children live peaceful, just and inclusive lives, and are provided with the opportunity to flourish and live to their full potential. This Justice for Children Call to Action offers a new starting point to place children at the heart of an emerging global movement for justice.

The guide serves as a methodological framework for mentoring activities that will be carried out within the MINT project. The purpose of this Mentoring Methodological Framework is to inform the design of the mentoring component of the programme which is to be designed by project partners of the MINT project. 

The research which is a novelty for the Albanian context, aims at providing a snapshot of the child protection measures for children below the age of criminal responsibility who are in conflict with the law in Albania. 

In 2018, Tdh Ukraine reached 8,492 children from Donetsk and Luhansk regions. 1,049 parents and children received cash grant assistance during July – December 2018. Tdh equipped 113 schools with sport and IT equipment, furniture, stationary, games, books in order to make them more child-friendly. In December, Tdh launched the first FabLab dedicated to youth and children in Ukraine.

This Manual serves as a methodological and administrative guidance on how to work with the Child Advisory Boards (CAB) within the "AWAY - Alternative Ways to Address Youth" project. After briefly introducing the project, detailed information is provided on setting up the CAB, planning its meetings, and developing the group. The manual also suggests approaches and guiding ethical principles for child participation. 

The "Juvenile Justice from A to Z" brochure helps children and youth navigate the juvenile justice field, with a focus on diversion.