This report explores the key transformative factors behind the educational success of 51 young people from vulnerable backgrounds in eight European countries.
Children
STOP – Policy paper to sensitize on minors’ sexual exploitation
This policy paper offers a set of actionable recommendations aimed at policymakers, educators, and professionals working with minors, focusing on how to prevent the sexual exploitation of children in the context of prostitution.
STOP – Training modules on how to support victims and survivors of child prostitution
This document summarizes the experience of the training sessions delivered to students and VET as part of the STOP project, aimed at raising awareness on prevention of child sexual exploitation, healthy relationships and digital safety.
SCIREARLY – Policy Brief: Advancing Early Childhood Education and Care in Europe
Policy Brief The Policy Brief: Advancing Early Childhood Education and Care in Europe highlights the crucial importance of early childhood education and care (ECEC) as a foundation for children's long-term success. It emphasizes that, despite 92% of children between...
Love Act – International Manifesto on comprehensive sexuality education
The manifesto promotes sexual and affective education as a primary prevention measure of gender-based violence and discriminatory phenomena, and as a tool to protect sexual and reproductive health.
SUSIEE – Guide on intercultural and sustainable ECEC practices
The Susiee Guide provides comprehensive insights on intercultural and sustainable Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) practices, including a thorough analysis of relevant legislation and curricula.
STOP – Awareness raising kit
These category-differentiated guides-schools, social workers, local authorities, and youth workers-are structured in a practical way to address the sensitive topic of healthy relationships and potential warning signs about child sexual exploitation, offering related professionals valuable insights and tools.
JERICHO – Policy paper
JERICHO’s policy paper examines child sexual exploitation in France, Italy and Greece, providing an overview of national contexts and existing legal frameworks.
JERICHO – Webseries
The animated webseries created with the Jericho project focuses on true stories of young people collected in France. The episodes are part of the Jericho awareness campaign, created to break the silence on the often overlooked issue of sexual exploitation of minors in prostitution and the dangerous situations that can be encountered.
Love Act – Sex-Ed Digital Guide and Teachers’ Guide
The digital guide is a theoretical and practical resource for educators to lead a Comprehensive Sex Education programme for 12-18 year-old young people, in a classroom or in any educational setting.
JERICHO – Podcast
Through expert interviews and in-depth discussions, Jericho covers a wide range of essential topics: from understanding consent and navigating relationships, to recognizing the risks of sexual exploitation and the role pornography plays in shaping harmful perceptions. Each episode is designed to provide young listeners with practical advice, empowering them to stay informed and safe.
CESAGRAM – Research report on legislation
It is imperative that states establish advanced and uniform legislation to eradicate all forms of sexual exploitation and abuse of children, including grooming, and safeguard children in online environments. Read the research report on the legislation.
STEAM Tales – Stories of inspiring women in STEAM
The story of Rita Levi-Montalcini shows the path of this extraordinary woman: from a young girl to a Nobel Prize winner, capable of revolutionising the field of neurobiology.
CESAGRAM – Report: online grooming and going missing
This study seeks to understand the issue from the perspective of young people with lived experience of tech-facilitated grooming that led to them going missing.
JERICHO – Press kit
The JERICHO press kit provides an essential overview of the project, highlighting information materials and data on the situation in France, Italy and Greece.