Seen But Not Heard – Ending Violence Against Children and Faith Series

Child participation is a central pillar in preventing and ending violence against children. Many faith traditions offer critical perspectives on the importance of meaningful child participation and the inherent dignity and value of children as complete members of society.

The JLI’s Ending Violence Against Children (EVAC) Learning Hub launched a 3-part webinar series – Seen But Not Heard.

1. Multi-religious Perspectives on Child Participation (Lea el resumen en español)
2. Practical Examples of Child Participation ( Lea el resumen en español)
3. An Intergenerational Dialogue on Child Participation (Lea el resumen en español) as part of Arigatou’s Week of Action for Children.

Read the Faith in Action for Children Statement

What’s the role of faith actors in ending violence, and at times perpetuating or condoning violence against children? Read the Guide about how faith actors should be further equipped to end violence against children.
See key messages here