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Child Rights in Practice Dynamic interaction of CRIP

Child Rights in Practice Dynamic interaction of CRIP. Cindy Kiro Whistler 27 Oct 2009. Child welfare to child rights. Welfare Development Rights. Photographs sourced and used with permission from: Taonga Education Centre Kawerau South School Young People’s Reference Group.

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Child Rights in Practice Dynamic interaction of CRIP

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  1. Child Rights in PracticeDynamic interaction of CRIP Cindy Kiro Whistler 27 Oct 2009

  2. Child welfare to child rights Welfare Development Rights • Photographs sourced and used with permission from: • Taonga Education Centre • Kawerau South School • Young People’s Reference Group

  3. CRIP Ecological Model • Legislation & policy • Policy & protocol • Practice & services • Child

  4. Case studies of dynamic interaction of CRIP Early Intervention Family Violence School Safety

  5. Child discipline law s59 Crimes Act New Zealand

  6. Model in action Child right to safety Legislation on corporal punishment Positive parenting education

  7. Conclusion Kahu Matias 12 months Healthy, happy, empathetic, educated children

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