A resource on answering the most frequently asked questions on care reform and addressing related misconceptions. IACN is a collective of organisations, academicians and practitioners
The “Compendium on Family Strengthening and Alternative Care Programme Practiced Across India” documents existing practices around family-based care implemented with the support of the state
This study focuses on perspectives and childhood sexual experiences of boys in the context of masculinities and sexuality. Mapping the interventions of government as well
This article published in the Indian Journal of Social Work by Tata Institute of Social Sciences describes the lived experiences of street children during Covid19
The First Alternate Report in the country on the implementation of the Convention of the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)
Given the fact that no previous attempt has been made to enumerate street children who live in these cities and the paucity of literature about
This is the final work on a study conducted with children in conflict with law. Published by Palgrave Macmillan, it offers a sociological exploration of
This book attempts to unfold the life experiences and perspectives of children in Andaman and Nicobar Islands and offers a comprehensive understanding about the social
Study on Children in Conflict with Law in Delhi- DCPCR & Butterflies
These Guidelines provide a framework for anyone seeking to ensure family care for children. Children outside of family care face significant disadvantages; they may experience
A resource on answering the most frequently asked questions on care reform and addressing related misconceptions. IACN is a collective of organisations, academicians and practitioners
The “Compendium on Family Strengthening and Alternative Care Programme Practiced Across India” documents existing practices around family-based care implemented with the support of the state
This study focuses on perspectives and childhood sexual experiences of boys in the context of masculinities and sexuality. Mapping the interventions of government as well
This article published in the Indian Journal of Social Work by Tata Institute of Social Sciences describes the lived experiences of street children during Covid19
The First Alternate Report in the country on the implementation of the Convention of the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)
Given the fact that no previous attempt has been made to enumerate street children who live in these cities and the paucity of literature about
This is the final work on a study conducted with children in conflict with law. Published by Palgrave Macmillan, it offers a sociological exploration of
This book attempts to unfold the life experiences and perspectives of children in Andaman and Nicobar Islands and offers a comprehensive understanding about the social
Study on Children in Conflict with Law in Delhi- DCPCR & Butterflies
These Guidelines provide a framework for anyone seeking to ensure family care for children. Children outside of family care face significant disadvantages; they may experience
