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Schools can now help keep children safe around the world by registering for Unicef’s Day for Change 2016 campaign.

The Pupil Inclusion Network Scotland (PINS) will look at the experiences of children and young people who might encounter inequality in our education system at a seminar in Glasgow this November.

Professionals will have the chance to learn about building resilience, confidence and educational attainment in vulnerable children at a conference in Glasgow this October.

The Commissioner has given his wholehearted support to the British Sign Language (Scotland) Bill ahead of its Stage 3 reading.

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be running a short series of blogs on child poverty in Scotland from voices across the children’s sector. In this first piece, our Head of Policy Máire McCormack gives an overview of the past, present and possible future of the issue.

The Carnegie UK Trust has launched #NotWithoutMe, an initiative that looks to work with three projects that test and address digital inclusion challenges facing vulnerable young people aged 12-25.

Together Scotland is conducting research to inform the development of a potential new training programme on children's rights, especially as they relate to the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014.

How can children and young people be protected from abuse and neglect at a time when families face increasing economic pressure? BASPCAN will explore the issue at a conference for practitioners in Perth this November.

What’s it like raising a family in Britain today? Children and families charity 4Children have launched a major inquiry to find out.

The Commissioner’s office has responded to publication of the report of the Scottish Government’s stop and search advisory group.