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Students Engage on Child Rights and Resilience
As part of our Child Rights and Resilience course, students selected a child rights issue and considered how evidence and lived experience can inform more effective action for children.
Workshop Highlights Urgency in Prioritizing Youth, Peace, and Security Agenda
The Georgetown University Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues hosted “Youth, Peace, and Security Workshop: Catalyzing Youth Leadership in Uncertain Times” in February 2025 to highlight the transformative role of youth in global peacebuilding efforts.
New Course: Child Rights & Resilience
Georgetown University’s Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues is piloting “UNXD 4100: Child Rights & Resilience," a groundbreaking course offered through a collaboration with the Red House this spring 2025.
This class, taught by Gillian Huebner and Rebecca Levy, will explore challenges faced by…
Students Engage Experts on Children’s Issues During Collaborative Workshop Series
Three student attendees reflect on their experiences and learning at the Children in a World of Challenges Workshop Series co-hosted by the Collaborative on Global Children's Issues in spring 2023.
Emily Prest's Experience as a Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues Student Fellow
In this blog post for the Environmental Metrology and Policy Program, former student fellow Emily Prest (G'23) writes about how her experience working with the Collaborative on Global Children's Issues inspired her to work for a clean environment for children and youth.
Safeguarding the Future Generation
Emily Prest (G’23) and Joan Lombardi, student fellow and senior fellow at the Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues, write about the unique effect that climate change has on children around the world.