SUMMIT

 

To build

• A nation free of Child Rights' abuse through information dissemination using mass media as tool.

• A nation where all children can grow up in a stable and loving family within an environment of nurturing, safety and security.

• We aspire to a vision for the world, where every child has access to; housing, food, healthcare, quality education and is embraced as a valued member of their society.

Inaugural Session on 21 ^st January, 2010 Morning

Concluding Session on 22 ^nd January,2010

• Different working sessions to show case the Summit and deliberate upon the Draft Syllabus on Introduction of Child Rights Education at Graduation and Masters level

• A drafting committee will work on the “The Lucknow Response”

• The course will help establish the importance of child rights among journalism and mass communication students. It will guide the students on how to use mass media to work for the establishment of the provisions of the International convention of child rights. Using this as a benchmark the course intends to address concerns in the Indian context. This special curriculum is designed for students who wish to work in the niche area of mass communication. It will facilitate shaping their careers in fields like social marketing and Research, media houses involved in Public Relations, international and national NGOs and civil society.