Presentations
Below you can find the presentations of the Child in the City International Seminar in Cascais 2022.
Thursday 19th May
Keynote presentations
Rights of the Child at your fingertips – Regula Flisch
Children’s rights in the construction of local public policies for childhood (in times of pandemic) – Manuel Sarmento
Corona and its effect on children’s everyday life, play and movement – Carlos Neto
Parallel sessions
Citizenship doesn’t start at 18: placing education at the centre of inclusive urban policymaking – Deborah Ralls
Children’s and young people’s participation as a tool to establish children’s rights – Mario Bellinzona
Involving children in creating a healthy environment in a low-SEP neighborhood: a Participatory Action Research (PAR) project – Lisa Wilderink
Children’s rights and the quality of early childhood education and care – the power of listening embraced by a systemic approach – Ana Teresa Brito
“Playing (in) Schools”: a play promotion project redesigned by pandemic – Ana Lourenço
Ensuring access to education in the Brussels-Capital Region: efforts to prevent children from dropping out of school (in times of corona) – Marie-Eve Joret
Making children’s rights mainstream: Taking children’s participation into account when (re)designing a public play space – Rianne Jansens
“Searching for my place” – Gisela Barbosa
Mainstreaing children’s rights with obligatory cf quality standards, regulations and the masterplan of play in the CFCI City of Regensburg;Mainstreaming child friendly urban planning with obligatory quality standards – a best practice example of the City of Regensburg – Anna Schledorn
Strengthening the Right to the City for Children? The Policy Framework for the Right to Participate in Urban Planning in Turkey and Istanbul – Özlemnur Ataol
Space and children’s participation in urban planning dynamics – Gabriela Trevisan
Council of children’s voices: virtual participation during Covid-19 pandemic – Marica Notte
ACT2gether: a holistic approach to realize Children’s Rights through partnership between generations – Luis Manuel Pinto
Knocking on the door of decision making – children’s participation in Albania’s local government decision making – Anita Paza
Children and adolescents at the heart of community development – UNICEF’s “Child Friendly Cities Initiative” – Mona Meienberg
Why not Ask the Experts? – Children’s Perspective on the Implementation of Children’s Rights in Switzerland and Liechtenstein – Tobias Kindler and Sybille Gloor
How to integrate a UNCRC perspective into the budget process in Germany – Kristina Nauditt
Friday 20th May
Keynote presentation
It takes a city: how young children became a strategic priority in Tel Aviv-Yafo – Daniella Ben-Attar
Parallel sessions
Placing child-friendliness at the core of the urban planning agendas – Viviana Alejandra Cordero Vinueza
Active schools as key players to promote urban regeneration: a case study in Padova (Italy) – Stefania Marini
Children’s right to the City: how space becomes place – Frederico Lopes
The playgrounds nobody talks about – Helena Szewiola
How children and young people in Flanders experienced the corona measures in May 2020: from voice amplifying to policy change – Sarah Meys
Replays
Thursday 19th May
Opening and two keynotes
Keynote 3 and closing of the first day
Friday 20th May
Keynote 4 and conclusions