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Day 2: Children's delegations at CATS, seen by a teenager

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Tonight the 19 children’s delegations participating in CATS have presented their projects and their country in various performances – musical, dance, discussions.

Day 1: Opening Day at CATS with an exciting treasure hunt

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On 26 July 2014,the second annual edition of CATS launched, in a warm atmosphere full of laughter and smiles. It started with an exciting treasure hunt through Caux Palace.

Sad news: co-founder Dr. Hugh Hawes passed away

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We are sad to announce that our co-founder Dr. Hugh Hawes passed away on July 3rd, 2014.

Child to Child unveils its new brand, logo and website

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For its 35th year, Child to Child rebrands! With our new website comes a new logo design.

Full house for CATS Conference one month ahead

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CATS is completely sold out! Registrations have now closed.

Children, vulnerable to sexual violence in conflict

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Early June, the Global Summit to end sexual violence in conflict put the issue on top of the international agenda, but it overlooked the plight of children, who are inherently vulnerable in conflict.

Protecting children's rights in conflict

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The Bond Child Rights Working Group is taking part in the Global Summit to end sexual violence in conflict with a special event on how to protect children in these settings.

A Training Guide Workshop at the Participation Forum

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Child rights practitioners met in London on 21 May 2014; they shared best practices on children’s participation and attended a ChildHope workshop on its new training guide.