Global Campus child participation model: resource pack
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Global Campus model for child-led participation in academia, tested in Nepal in 2022.
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Implementing the right of the child to participation in Estonia
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Estonian guidelines for implementing children’s right to participate, with 10 principles, tools, and good practices to ensure meaningful and safe involvement in decision-making.
Read MoreNational guidelines on child and adolescent participation in Italy
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Guidelines providing principles, processes and governance tools to institutionalize participation across family, school, community and public institutions.
Read MoreChild participation made easy: methods for different occasions
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Practical method collection developed in Stuttgart to support child participation processes, offering adaptable tools for schools, youth work, and municipal projects.
Read MoreChild and adolescent participation: notes for dialogue
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Guide offering common guidelines on child and adolescent participation, with principles, spaces, evaluation tools, and indicators to strengthen genuine, rights-based involvement.
Read MoreEngaged and heard! Guidelines on adolescent participation and civic engagement
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A practical guide to institutionalize adolescent participation (10–19 years) using Lundy’s space–voice–audience–influence and a five-strategy theory of change.
Read MoreUnderstanding child participation
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Guide with practical tools to strengthen children’s participation through rights-based activities.
Read MoreThe nine basic requirements for meaningful and ethical children’s participation
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A practical framework detailing nine core requirements for ethical and impactful child participation, aligned with children’s rights.
Read MoreEvaluation framework for deliberative processes
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The framework provides tools to assess the quality, impact, and trustworthiness of deliberative processes.
Read MoreGlobal youth participation index (GYPI)
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Global index measuring youth civic and political participation—aid for designing youth engagement policies.
Read MoreA Stage for Change: Legislative Theatre in Action
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An article about a legislative theater program involving university students tackling sexual haraassment.
Read MoreMini-publics, student participation, and universities’ deliberative capacity
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An article exploring how student participation through mini-publics (deliberative assemblies) affects university governance and deliberative capacity.
Read MoreThe Deliberating Universities Network (UNIDELIB)
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The UNIDELIB network collates publications and reports from participating academic institutions around the use of deliberative methodologies in universities.
Read MoreBeyond performance: Experiences in legislative theater
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A booklet with insights and practical guidance on using Legislative Theater to engage communities and influence policy.
Read MoreMaking evaluations awesome and meaningful
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A video session exploring how to make evaluations meaningful, useful, and effective for improving participatory budgeting.
Read MoreA manual for citizen participation in Germany
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A comprehensive guide exploring both in-person and online participatory methods.
Read MoreParticipatory budgeting in Serbia: Basic principles, tools and activities
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Handbook on participatory budgeting (PB) offering an overview of the importance of public participation in budgetary processes and practical guidance to implement PB.
Read MoreHow to run a deliberative mini-public in a hybrid regime
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A handbook for the design and implementation of deliberative mini-publics in European hybrid regimes, including Serbia, Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Montenegro.
Read MoreCitizen science terminology matters: Exploring key terms
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An article emphasizing the importance of carefully selecting and agreeing on the appropriate terms and language with participants in citizen science.
Read MoreBuilding youth voice: a participatory budgeting toolkit
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This resource provides guidance, methods and tools for designing and organizing participatory budgeting (PB) for young people, particularly aimed at teachers working in schools and educational institutions.
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