Children's rights in color – and in Moramål

Being able to learn about your rights in your own mother tongue makes a difference, "the language that is in your body," as Ami Norén, chair of Save the Children Mora, put it when she contacted us to ask if we could produce the coloring book in the Mora dialect.

Of course we could. And thanks to Ami's initiative, the coloring book is now available not only in Mora dialect, but also in Arabic, English, Farsi, Spanish, Swedish, and Ukrainian.

The coloring book became a teaching tool—and a show
Back in Mora, Ami explains that the coloring book in the Mora dialect has resulted in Vika School, from preschool to third grade, working with the articles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child during class time. They have colored and talked about rights and concluded with an inviting show for parents on the theme of children's rights.

Colored pencils and conversation

As chair of Save the Children, Ami is deeply committed to children's rights and works actively to spread awareness in various ways.

Knowledge that changes

Ami concludes with a wish:

Download the coloring book for free here – available in several languages and based on articles in the Convention on the Rights of the Child https://myhumanrights.se/produkter/