Education and learning resources

This piece of classroom origami will help young people explore human rights. Order by emailing [email protected].

2019 is the 25th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, to mark the anniversary CILIP have launched the Shadowers’ Choice Award.

In this video, Jordan Stephens share with us what it is like to write to write poetry and how he started writing.

Guidelines for youth groups and schools planning on raising money for Amnesty International UK

Poets Luke Wright and Sabrina Mahfouz share poems on the theme of power.

This session encourages students to explore poems about race and privilege before creating their own protest poetry.

Poets Dean Atta and Valerie Bloom share poems on the theme of family.

Watch poet Amyra share her poem on equality.

Watch poets Sarah Crossan, Deanna Rodger and Bethany Rose as they share their poems on women’s rights.

Watch poets Yrsa Daley-Ward and Patrick Cash as they share poems on LGBTI+ rights.

A Birthday For Ben is a beautifully illustrated book introduces deafness to young children.

The Unforgotten Coat tells of two refugee brothers from Mongolia who are determined to fit in with their new schoolmates.

Oliver is a story about a little boy who is different.

The Kites Are Flying is an uplifting story highlighting the conflict on the West Bank.

Dream Land is a compelling story about the Crimean Tatars’ struggle to reclaim the land from which they were exiled.

Voices Of Silence explores themes of privacy, asylum, freedom of thought and expression, and the right to independence.

In The Sea There Are Crocodiles is the true story of an Afghani boy called Enaiatollah Akbari.

The Noughts and Crosses Series is set in a world of prejudice and distrust.

Shadow is the story of Aman, an Afghan boy fleeing the horror of war.

I Have The Right To Be A Child is a beautifully illustrated picture book introduces the UNCRC.