LUNDY: Everyday Spaces Training

LUNDY: Everyday Spaces Training
at Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre
provided by Cork Local Creative Youth Partnership and Cork Education and Training Board
Tuesday 6 May 10am to 4pm (including lunch)

Booking: Evelyn.Sands@Corketb.ie

This hub na nÓg training will give you a model for rights-compliant children’s participation which offers a legally sound but practical conceptualisation of Article 12 of the CRC.

All LCYP projects must ensure implementation of Article 12 of the UNCRC (children’s rights to have their views given due weight)

Space: Children must be given the opportunity to express a view.
Voice: Children must be facilitated to express their views.
Audience: The view must be listened to.
Influence: The view must be acted upon, as appropriate.

Since 2014 the Lundy model of child participation, based on four key concepts (Space, Voice, Audience and Influence), has been used and adopted by national and international organisations, agencies and governments to inform their understanding of children’s participation, generating a sea change in global understanding of child rights-based participation for both policy and practice.