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Age Discrimination, the new challenge for teachers

 

Teacher’s Federation Council

Face the Facts - Gender Equality 2014

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Human Rights Examples for the Australian Curriculum

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Human rights education in the vocational education sector

 

Three smiling children. Two are wearing headphones. One is speaking into a microphone.

At the Australian Human Rights Commission, we aim to educate people to understand their rights and provide them with the knowledge and skills to be able to bring about positive change in their lives and in their communities.

Respecting children’s voices in play and learning

Megan Mitchell
National Children’s Commissioner
Australian Human Rights Commission

 

Continuing the conversation: are all the voices being heard
Crown Plaza, Hunter Valley
Friday 18 October 2013

The right to a full life: survival and healthy development for all children



Megan Mitchell
National Children’s Commissioner
Australian Human Rights Commission

 

Grand Rounds
Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick
Wednesday 9 October 2013
 

Strings, sealing wax and other fancy stuff

 

 

 

 

Strengthening Human Rights Education in the Economics and Business Curriculum: Years 5-10

Strengthening Human Rights Education in the Civics and Citizenship Curriculum Year 3 to Year 10

United Nations of Association of Australia National Conference

United Nations of Association of Australia National Conference

Great Hall, University House
Australian National University, Canberra

10 August 2013
9.40am

Professor Gillian Triggs
President, Australian Human Rights Commission


Australia and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights