PUBLIC MARKS with tag children

Parenting 2.0? Growing up, URL's were a world away, but in the new millenium our children will never give a second thought to URLs or hyperlinks! A new milestone in raising your children!

Welcome! Right To Play Canada works to connect with the Canadian public to increase awareness and fundraising within Canada in support of Right To Play projects in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.

The MAGIC Network, formerly known as the Oslo Challenge Network, was set up for professionals and organizations working in the field of children and the media to share information and ideas. The Oslo Challenge Network was established In November 1999 when young people involved in media projects, media professionals and child rights experts gathered in the Norwegian capital Oslo to discuss the role the media can play in the development of children's rights throughout the world. OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO PHOTOGRAPHERS article on ‘Eye See’ photo project spotlights the views of young earthquake survivors in Pakistan.

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Kids with Cameras is a non-profit organization that teaches the art of photography to marginalized children in communities around the world. We use photography to capture the imaginations of children, to empower them, building confidence, self-esteem and hope. We share their vision and voices with the world through exhibitions, books, websites and film. We are committed to furthering their general education beyond photography either by linking with local organizations to provide scholarships or by developing our own schools with a focus on leadership and the arts.

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A federal court of appeals unanimously struck down a Florida school board policy barring students from distributing religious literature on campus. Represented by the public-interest group Liberty Counsel, student Michelle Heinkel of Cypress Lake Middle School in Fort Myers had sought permission to distribute religious and pro-life literature about the "Day of Remembrance," set aside to remember unborn children killed by abortion.