将儿童的关注和声音置于政策的中心

Sydney Campbell, Cicely McWilliam
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在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,加拿大儿童福祉和健康面临的威胁加剧,而儿童的声音却没有得到足够的重视。加拿大儿童优先组织(CFC)是一个为生活在加拿大的800多万儿童提供服务的慈善组织,在过去四年中,该组织不断在“提高加拿大”报告中强调儿童面临的十大威胁,并呼吁采取行动减轻和应对这些问题。在《2021年抚养加拿大》报告中,还描述了主要威胁中存在的跨领域主题,其中一项涉及儿童和青年往往在公共政策中缺乏足够的优先考虑和包容。尽管有这些发现,CFC还是采取了有目的的行动,确保儿童有空间参与和了解与政策相关的讨论——无论是在组织内部还是在公共领域。因此,在本文中,我们强调了这些威胁以及缺乏与年轻人的接触和优先考虑的总体主题,我们描述了CFC积极吸收年轻人的三种关键方式,我们描述了为什么包容对社会变革很重要。我们还讨论了大流行病后时期的包容战略,但强调必须使青年人融入一个正常运转的社会结构。
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Centering Children’s Concerns and Voices in Policy
During the COVID-19 pandemic, threats to children’s well-being and health in Canada have been heightened, while children’s voices have not been granted sufficient attention. Research conducted by Children First Canada (CFC), a charitable organization that serves the over 8 million children living in Canada, over the past four years has continually highlighted the top ten threats to childhood in Raising Canada reports and provided calls to action to mitigate and respond to these concerns. In the Raising Canada 2021 report, cross-cutting themes present across the top threats were also described--one of which touched on the ways in which children and youth often lack sufficient prioritization and inclusion in public policies. Despite these findings, CFC has taken purposeful action to ensure children are granted spaces to participate and inform policy related discussions--internal to the organization or in public spheres. As such, in this paper we highlight these threats and the overarching theme on the lack of engagement with and prioritization of young people, we describe three key ways that CFC has actively included young people, and we describe why inclusion is important for social change. We also discuss what strategies for inclusion can look like in post-pandemic times, but emphasize the need to have inclusion of young people engrained in the fabric of a functioning society.
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