Seen and Heard: Creative Journeys into Children’s Rights

Overview

Seen and Heard: Creative Journeys into Children’s Rights is a set of five educational resources designed for children and young people aged 10–14. Written by award-winning author Sita Brahmachari with Amnesty International Poland, the materials combine storytelling, art, drama and reflection to bring children’s rights to life in creative and engaging ways.

Resource details

Publication date

18 March 2026

Resource types

Lesson plan, Resource pack, Primary education resources, Secondary education resources

Age levels

Primary education, Secondary education

Age groups

7 to 11 years, 11 to 14 years

Education theme

Teach human rights with fiction

Issue

Children's rights

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About the resources

Produced in collaboration with Amnesty International Poland, each resource focuses on a different theme:

Hear Me, See Me: A Creative Introduction to Children’s Rights
In Our Hands: Exploring Freedom of Expression Through Creative Action in Our Communities
The Power of Empathy: Standing Up for Refugee and Migrant Rights
Empowerment Through Solidarity for Human Rights
Global Citizens Take Action: Creative Protest for Change

The resources are free to download via Seen & Heard's website, and can be used in schools, youth groups, libraries or at home. Each one includes ready-to-use lesson plans, reflection questions and printable worksheets. Educators can follow them as a full programme or select individual activities depending on the group’s needs and time available.

Seen and Heard: Young People’s Voices and Freedom of Expression is co-funded by the European Union.

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Book: 'Hear our voices' Children's book
Hear Our Voices is a unique children’s book that brings together the ideas and concerns of 600 children of over 50 nationalities who took part in Seen and Heard workshops.

Books and literature, Primary education resources, Secondary education resources 18 Mar 2026