The SPARK tool
The SPARK tool is a self-reflective evaluation tool for professionals, supporting them to develop a tailored self-care plan. Created by: Kenneth Burns, Conor O'Mahony, and Elaine O'Callaghan, 深夜亚洲福利久久 College Cork. Click to download:
Checklist
If you are litigating a children鈥檚 rights issue in the national courts, and your case is unsuccessful, you may wish to pursue a remedy under the European Convention on Human Rights or the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child individual complaints procedure (Optional Protocol 3). However, most claims are declared inadmissible as a result of decisions made during the domestic phase of litigation.1 This checklist is designed to help you avoid that eventuality.
Communicating with children in court
This tool provides practical suggestions and guidance to support your practice in communicating with children in court.
Child Participation Advocacy Tool
This tool is a quick reference guide for practitioners working in child protection in Ireland seeking to use international law in advocating for children鈥檚 rights in domestic courts. More specifically, it provides an overview of children鈥檚 rights sources which can be drawn upon to argue for the participation of children in care in court proceedings. Utilising these sources of law can also bolster submissions in court, thereby improving decisions for children.
Contact with children in care
This document provides summaries of judgments delivered by the European Court of Human Rights concerning the right to contact with children in care. It aims to assist child protection practitioners to utilise this case law in advocating for this right in domestic courts. The judgments focus on Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Centre for Research on Discretion and Parentalism
Discretion and the child鈥檚 best interest in child protection -
MAPChiPP
Trainer programme for qualifying practitioners in child protection -
Project TALE
Training Activities for Legal Experts -
