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During the period of 2002-2004 INGO “Foundation of Youth Culture and Education” realized the next activities:
- Implemented social projects aimed at protection of children’s rights in Ukraine;
- Provided information and consulting services for civic society organizations on problems
of administrative and financial management, taxation, fundraising; - Staff of the organisation hold and participated (as experts and consultants) in round tables, conferences, trainings;
- Collaborated with mass media in the field of the coverage of problems of children’s rights
protection, took part in creation of manual “Children’s Rights”; - Created multi media materials in the field of the children’s rights protection in Ukraine;
- Coordinated the activity of Independent Children’s Media-Center “Children’s Voice”;
- Acted as a Coordinator of the Network of Ukrainian NGO working with and for children –
Ukrainian National Network for Children (UNNC); - Coordinated the activity of Informational Network of Ukrainian NGO which involve children in media activity;
- Took part in preparation of Alternative Report of situation of Ukrainian children.
2002 – Creation of the informational internet-bulletin “Children of Ukraine for the UN Special Session
on Children” (All-Ukrainian project)
2002 – The Project «To civil society through realization and protection of constitutional rights and liberties» (All-Ukrainian project)
2002 - The Project "Children and mass media". All-Ukrainian project
2002 - Creation and development of the Network of NGOs working with and for children – the Ukrainian National Network for Children - the project is in progress.
2003 - The Project " Anti-AID comic book for children 8-12 years ", devoted to preventive measures, possible in this age.
2003 - Our Children Media Center took part in One Minute Video Masterclass in Budapest. You can see their work on www.theoneminutesjr.org
2003 - NEW YORK, 23 May - Media Center Children’s Voice from Ukraine has been named the winner of the 2002 OneWorld/UNICEF award for outstanding radio produced by and for children.
SOURCE: http://www.unicef.org/newsline/2003/03pr39award.htm
“Children’s voices are often overlooked by media”, says Jackie Davies, OneWorld Radio Manager. “We are hoping that this competition will encourage radio stations to give children a voice by including programmes made by and for children in their broadcasts.” OneWorld Radio ( www.oneworld.net/radio )-- a part of OneWorld.net - a global non-profit network of up to 1,500 NGOs worldwide –- is an online community of radio stations and NGOs sharing programs and ideas on sustainable development and human rights.
The last our prize is Cyber Oscar. (Geneva, Switzerland: 9 December 2003)Our project was one from eleven youth projects in different categories and our one ("Children's Rights") was among them.
The information about this is placed on http://www.globalknowledge.org/ : "Independent Children Media Centre "Children's Voice", Ukraine: This is an independent media centre run by young persons aged from 10 to 18 years. They use radio, TV, Internet and newspapers to comment on national issues through the Independent Children Media Centre "Children's Voice". "



