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My Human Rights produces educational materials based on the UN Declaration of Human Rights, the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The materials are understandable, legally fact-checked and easy to use for anyone working to educate or disseminate information on human rights.
Children's rights coloring book
Free to download
With the Coloring Book, we want to inspire adults who meet children to talk with children about the CRC and the rights of the child. The coloring book contains seven illustrations, based on seven articles of the CRC that can be colored. The articles and pictures are an extract from the material "I am a child. I have rights."
Available in different language versions: Swedish, English, Spanish, Ukrainian, Farsi and Arabic.
I'm a child. I have rights
"I am a child. I have rights" is an understandable and fun information and education material on children's rights.
The material consists of a box of 70 cards representing the rights-based articles of the CRC, i.e. the first 41 articles of the Convention. Each card addresses one article of the UNCRC as a self-empowering message. On the front of the cards there is a short text and reference to an article of the UNCRC, on the back the same article is expanded upon. The messages are legally fact-checked.
The cards are accompanied by a guide with suggestions on how you as an educator can work with value exercises in both large and small groups.
The material is suitable for anyone who works with children or makes decisions concerning children: teachers, psychologists, social workers, politicians and other professional groups whose task it is to be aware of and apply the Convention on the Rights of the Child in their work.
Available in Swedish and English.
Decorative posters with motifs from the Convention on the Rights of the Child
Ten articles and messages in the Convention on the Rights of the Child are available to order as posters. Colorful and decorative with important messages. Suitable at home in the children's room, at preschool, in school, yes in all places where children and young people are staying.
The Children's Rights Game.se
Barnrättsspelet.se is a free game based on our material "I am a child. I have rights." and made possible thanks to support from Allmänna Arvsfonden.
In the game, children can test what they know about their rights and practice using them. And practice using them.
Children are challenged by parents, teachers, friends and other adults who are not aware of the rights children actually have.
Children can play the game by themselves or with a friend. But above all, it is intended to be used in middle school teaching, by leisure and sports leaders, child rights strategists and other adults who meet children aged 10-13 years in their work.
The pedagogy of the game is based on Bloom's taxonomy and is adapted to the curriculum, Lgr 22.
The game is accompanied by an ambitious guide with tips on working methods. There are also tips on how to prepare a lesson or meeting on the Convention on the Rights of the Child, how to create a safe group and the different ways in which the game can be used.
Welcome to try:
My human rights
"My Human Rights" is a tool for those who work to spread knowledge about the UN Declaration of Human Rights and the UN Women's Convention. The material consists of a box with 61 beautiful cards that explain the articles and what they mean - in a concrete, understandable and self-strengthening way. The cards represent the 29 articles of the UN Declaration of Human Rights and the 16 articles of the UN Women's Convention, which regulate women's rights in a number of areas. Each card describes a right, showing how it affects me as an individual.
The cards provide knowledge - but also strength and inspiration. The short texts can also be suitable for language training.
The cards are accompanied by a 24-page guide with suggestions on how to work with value exercises in large and small groups. The guide also contains information and background facts about the UN Declaration of Human Rights and the UN Women's Convention.
The material is available in Swedish, English and Arabic and has been legally fact-checked.
Short on Children's Rights.
Child rights perspective from the Convention on the Rights of the Child in the work of social services with financial assistance.
The purpose of the material is to provide practical support to administrators working with financial assistance investigations in using a child rights perspective based on the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The material's ambition is also to provide guidance on how a child rights perspective can be included in social services' business plans. The material includes fifteen articles of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
The material is produced in collaboration with KNUT, The Municipal Network for Development, which is a partnership between four municipalities (Nynäshamn, Salem, Sundbyberg and Södertälje).
The box contains 16 cards with 15 articles and support and reflection questions as well as an informative tutorial.
Rights matter – art that takes a stand for human rights
Rights matter is a series of motifs with strong, visual messages that can be understood regardless of language or cultural background. The concept is a collaboration between the association My Human Rights and illustrator Kari Modén. When rights are visualized, given form, they become accessible and attractive. This is the foundation of My Human Rights' work to spread knowledge about human rights around the world.
The rights of the child.
Child rights perspective based on the Convention on the Rights of the Child in the work of the Prison Service.
A training material aimed at providing support to staff within the Prison Service to integrate a child rights perspective in accordance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child in their work. The prison service's goal is that all employees should have basic knowledge of child rights issues based on the Convention on the Rights of the Child and be able to translate the best interests of the child into the relevant activities. The material was produced in collaboration with the Prison Service, the education development section.
Strengthen your company's brand – give away human rights
Order your own edition of "My Human Rights" or "I am a Child. I have rights."
In the box we produce an extra card with the company/organization's message and logotype. The box is also provided with the company logo. A gift that builds your brand, strengthens the company culture and deepens relationships with employees and customers. Minimum edition 300 ex.
Contact carin@myhumanrights.se for more information and quotation.
Human Rights in more languages
All people, men, women and children need to know their human rights. Our aim is to translate our materials into as many languages as possible. If you want to contribute with support for translation, please contact us.