At Learning for Well-being, we believe that children are not passive recipients of decisions, but active partners in shaping their own reality.
The Act2gether Children’s Rights Project, funded by the Botnar Foundation, is designed to strengthen the position of children as rights-holders and enable them to take a meaningful role in decisions that affect their lives.
The project is based on an innovative, action-oriented approach that promotes a new community mindset—one in which children and adults work together to advance children’s rights and create real, lasting change. Participants are introduced to the core principles of children’s rights while building a community committed to putting these rights into practice.
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What does the project include?
✔️ Collaboration between children and adults – developing shared skills to lead meaningful change.
✔️ Youth-led social understanding – exploring community challenges and developing innovative initiatives.
✔️ Hands-on seminars – three sessions where mixed delegations of children and adults learn, deepen their understanding, and lead social projects.
✔️ Strengthening personal agency – empowering participants to take action toward a more inclusive and equitable community.
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By combining learning, reflection, education, and action, we nurture a generation of children and adults who believe in rights, partnership, and change—working together to build a more inclusive, just, and equitable society.
