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Projeto Construindo Sonhos provides after-school and weekend activities for children focused on sports, arts, dance, story reading, and other topics.
Instituto Mãe Lalu offers weekend activities for children that incorporate a learning methodology based on “cirandas,” a dance performed in groups and in a circle that is part of Brazilian popular culture, and “cantigas de roda,” popular folkloric tunes that are usually for children.
ICDP focuses on the development of the child’s social skills by placing the child at the center of all its interventions, supporting parents, educators and community members to appreciate the benefits of child-centered approaches to a child's growth and development.
International Child Resource Institute (ICRI) works with Kathmandu’s school system to create child-friendly learning environments and strong education programs, and partners with school leaders, teachers, parents, and the government to ensure buy-in and sustainability.
Investigación y Educación Popular Autogestiva defends children’s and adolescents’ rights and promotes popular education and play pedagogy as methodologies that advance meaningful learning and develop young people’s creative potential.
Jitegemee holistically supports children grow and live sustainable lives by providing nutritional requirements, psychosocial support, health care, and a clear pathway to appropriate schooling or training.
Jointly Act Girls promotes and protects the rights of girls and works to reduce gender-based violence, child marriage, and bride kidnapping. This youth-led organization, which was founded by a 16-year-old girl, provides rights education and leadership programs, empowering girls to influence their families, schools, and communities, and promotes new legislation and policies.
Founded by young people, Jóvenes por el Cambio functions as a space for training, orientation, and empowerment of migrant children and youth and seeks to ensure that young people see themselves as part of a collective movement for change. Using meetings, workshops, and trainings, the organization works with young people to develop proposals and generate dialogue and reflection with society and the government.
