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A Teens-eye View of the Digital Future	"My kids never watch TV anymore. They are always on the computer."It's a common remark from the parents of teens and young adults. Probe a little deeper and you may discover that contemporary youth, like young people before them, are too busy socializing to watch TV --- in this case by texting their friends or logging on to Facebook. Or you may find out they are watching TV shows and movies on their computers, downloading them from file-sharing sites.
Because I am a Girl - Digital and Urban Frontiers: Girls in a Changing Landscape	CPP Brazil and partners contribute original research to international report on girls and ICT.	Multi-Sector Support
BRAZIL: Implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child	Child Rights Information Network Law firm of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (initially compiling the report), Natália Suzuki and Anna Lívia Arida from Comissão Teotônio Vilela de Direitos Humanos (sharing of expertise on children's rights in Brazil), 2010
Child Rights and the Media Shaking the Movers IV	A highlight of the events held at the Landon Pearson Resource Centre in Ottawa, Ontario, are the Shaking the Movers conferences. These two-day workshops allow children and youth to prepare comments and recommendations for governments and civil society with respect to the implementation of the United Nation's Convention on the Rights of the Child.	Child-Led Solutions
Circle of Rights Reports (English/Thai/Portuguese)	CPP uses a child rights approach known as the Circle of Rights to work in partnership with children, better understand the risks and opportunities that information and communication technology (ICT) pose to them and create innovative inter-sectoral protective solutions. These reports document how CPP used the Circle of Rights in 2009-2011 with 14 Brazilian communities and 2009-2010 in three Thai communities to create positive ICT child protection changes in children’s lives.	Child-Led Solutions
Circle of Rights Workbook Series (English/Thai/Portuguese)	The Circle of Rights workbook series offers a powerful tool for creating social change based on an innovative process developed by IICRD and implemented through CPP in Brazil and Thailand. The Circle of Rights works with children, youth and their communities to develop solutions to address the sexual exploitation of children enabled by information and communication technology (ICT).	Child-Led Solutions
Convention on Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse	- Council of Europe, 2010 Convention on Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse It is the first international instrument to tackle all forms of sexual violence against children, including abuse perpetrated within the family environment. Apart from sexual abuse, child prostitution and pornography and coercing children into participating in pornographic performances, the convention also deals with grooming and sex tourism.
CPP CIDA Presentation Participant List	The list of participants at the CPP CIDA presentation "Click to Protect. Change to Connect." January 26, 2012.
CPP CIDA Presentation Summary January 2012	CPP's presentation "Click to Protect. Change to Connect." in Ottawa on January 26, 2012 elaborated on the successes and legacy of CPP. CPP, CIDA and other non-governmental organization members participated in lively discussion child sexual exploitation and the changing world of ICT.
CPP Presentation 26 Jan 2012: Click to Protect. Change to Connect.	The CPP Team made this presentation on January 26, 2012 at CIDA Headquarters. It provides an overview of the highlights of CPP.	Multi-Sector Support

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