Wikichild is an
open resource. Its core mission is to create a global
information tool supported by a worldwide partnership of organisations and
individuals wishing to participate in the collection, analysis and
dissemination of data on child well-being. The ultimate aim is to provide a
platform that facilitates the accessibility of child well-being
statistics and information on child well-being issues in general, including
information on events, publications and case-studies, and facilitates
collaboration and networking opportunities in the area.
In recent
months there has been a substantial amount of new material posted on the
Wikichild portal. Weekly spotlighted
publications, blogs, new and amended seed articles and daily postings of child
well-being relevant media have been added further contributing to make
Wikichild an important global resource for research and advocacy in the field
of child well-being.
In
addition to this the Wikichild community is growing with Save the Children
coming on board as a partner in May and the Wikichild team has noted an
increasing number of visitors to the site from a wider variety of countries.
Wikichild
is available for the global community to contribute to, learn and benefit from.
If you have something to add, Create an account and become a User on the portal page.
Alternatively join the discussion around child well-being by commenting on
blogs posted on this ProgBlog.
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