Resources & Knowledge Hub
Learn, Share, and Take Action
The Resources & Knowledge Hub is a central repository of information, tools, and learning materials developed under the Speak Up! project. It is designed to support children, youth, parents, educators, civil society organizations, government institutions, media professionals, and development partners with practical knowledge and evidence on child rights, digital safety, freedom of expression, and online protection.
Research & Evaluation
Explore research and evidence generated through the project.
Publications
Access project publications and knowledge products.
Training Materials
Learning resources developed for project staff, partners, and stakeholders.
IEC Materials
Download awareness and communication materials developed by the project.
Digital Safety Resources
Practical guidance to help children, youth, families, and educators stay safe online.
Child-Friendly Resources
Easy-to-understand learning materials designed for children and young people.
Policy & Legal Resources
Access laws, policies, standards, and advocacy documents related to children’s rights and digital protection.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Find answers to commonly asked questions about the project and its themes.
What is the Speak Up! project?
It is a project developed to create a safer, more inclusive digital environment where children and youth can exercise their rights and participate meaningfully in public life.
Who can participate?
The text mentions children and young people (including youth, girls, young women, children with disabilities, and other marginalized groups) and organizations.
What is Online Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (OSEA)?
The text does not define OSEA; it only lists it as one of the digital risks children and youth are exposed to online.
How can children stay safe online?
The text does not provide specific safety steps; it only notes that many children currently lack the knowledge, skills, and support needed to stay safe.
How can organizations collaborate with the project?
The text notes that the project was developed to address digital challenges, but it does not state how organizations can collaborate.
