- Tuesday 20 & Thursday 22 February 2024, 10am-1pm (two half-days via Zoom) – PLACES AVAILABLE
- Monday 13 & Wednesday 15 May 2024, 10am-1pm (two half-days via Zoom) – PLACES AVAILABLE
- The course will be also run in the final quarter of 2024


Feedback from course participants, November 2020 – August 2022
Course overview:
Independent advocacy champions and protects the rights of children and young people. This introductory course has been designed to support independent advocates in England to use the law as a framework for understanding children and young people’s experiences, challenging injustice and taking action to protect rights.
Cost:
Free
Course aims:
The course will:
- Introduce the key types and sources of law in England and how they come together to create a framework for children’s rights;
- Explore how the law can be used in practice to achieve children and young people’s advocacy goals;
- Provide an opportunity to reflect on the value of using the law as an advocacy tool.
Facilitated by Karolina Kozlowicz, Article 39’s Head of Advocacy Support. With a background in law and human rights, Karolina has worked with and for children and young people for over 10 years.
Course participants:
This course is open to independent advocates who are current members of Article 39’s Children and Young People’s Advocates Network.
To learn more about the Network and join, click here.
Book your place:
Book your place by completing the registration form below. A member of the Article 39 team will be in touch within five working days to confirm your place.