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ACYA is a coalition of non-governmental organizations,
families and individuals
promoting the wellbeing of our children and youth
through education and advocacy based on evidence
and New Zealand's human rights commitments

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CALL FOR NEWS FROM MEMBER ORGANISATIONS & INDIVIDUALS

ACYA invites you to share news of the initiatives you are taking in fostering child rights and the wellbeing of children and youth. We would love to know more about the activities you are undertaking, any written submissions, reports, speeches and presentations made by you, even photographs of events are welcome. This information will then be shared on the ACYA website with your permission.

It will give us an opportunity to keep a record of the fabulous work that the ACYA membership is involved in and will provide a wider outreach for your initiatives. It will also help to identify ways in which the Committee or other members could support your work. Please email us at: feedback@acya.org.nz

Announcements

E News 146

In this issue: Young People's Contribution to Policymaking, Childsafe Guide, ACYA AGM Draft Minutes, New ACYA Committee, New Children's Rights Book - UNICEF.   Read More..

NEW CHILDREN’S RIGHTS BOOK – UNICEF

On 23rd November 2011 UNICEF NZ officially launched ‘For Each and Every Child/ He Taonga Tonu te Tamariki’, an inspiring new book that celebrates and champions children’s rights, at Wellington City Library.  Read More..

NEW ACYA COMMITTEE

ACYA is happy to announce its new committee elected at the Annual General Meeting held in September 2011.  Read More..

CHILDSAFE GUIDE

Child Matters has recently released a new online tool ‘Childsafe Guide’. This is a step-by-step guide to help manage risk and keep children safe in organisations.  Read More..

ACYA AGM DRAFT MINUTES

ACYA AGM was held on 23rd September 2011. Draft minutes of the meeting have been released. The minutes will be duly confirmed at the next AGM in 2012.  Read More..

YOUNG PEOPLE’S CONTRIBUTION TO POLICYMAKING

Save the Children is inviting all children and youth aged 7-17 across Aotearoa/New Zealand to make their voices heard by government, policymakers, families and the public by contributing their thoughts on the Hear Our Voices Values- Exchange.  Read More..
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