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Stories on Children's Constitutional Rights

Children have the potential to safeguard themselves. Stories can enable children to understand their Constitutional Rights.

Children are taught their Fundamental Rights and Duties in school. However, they are often unsuccessful in understanding and imbibing these safeguarding policies, as the content is dry and difficult. We use storytelling to spread awareness of the provision of rights among children. In each story, the protagonist is a child-superhero on a mission to identify and prevent the violation.

Overview

Information on this page is provided by the innovator and has not been evaluated by HundrED.

2019

Established

100

Children

1

Countries
Target group
All
Updated
November 2019

About the innovation

Yein Udaan - a community-based organisation spreading awareness on children's Rights

What we do?

We are creating an open-source database of child-friendly stories to enable teachers, parents, guardians and other adults to help children understand and engage with the policy initiatives designed to protect them from abuse, labour and violations. In every story, the protagonist is a child who is empowered to identify a violation and solve it with the help of his/her friends, teachers and parents.

Why we do it?

We use stories to spread awareness on children's Rights to help children relate to and understand that there are measures in place to protect them.

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