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2023

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cc by-nc-nd (c) Universitat de Barcelona. Grup de recerca en Educació Moral (GREM) et al. 2023
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Children's self-organization as citizens in European context. KGR: Kids Got Rights project

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In this report, we present the results of the research, which aimed to assess the impact of self-organisation of children aged 8-13 years on their development as citizens in the European context, identifying key aspects and superheroes of children's human rights in the seven European countries participating in the Kids Got Rights! Project. The voices of children and educators from the following organisations are included: Arciragazzi-Italy (Arciragazzi), DUI-LEG og Virke-Denmark (DUI), Associació d'esplais catalans-Spain (ESPLAC), Kinderfreunde-Austria (ÖKF), Nouret Kotkat-Finland (NKK), Slovenian Falcons - Slovenian (SFYU) and Woodcraft Folk-England (WCF).

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Infància, Ciutadania, Drets dels infants, Europa

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Childhood, Citizenship, Children's rights, Europe

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FERRÚS VICENTE, Laia, et al. Children's self-organization as citizens in European context. KGR: Kids Got Rights project. [consulted: 10 of June of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/194444

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