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Growing Up in Cities

"Most Canadians live in cities, and many of these citizens are children and young people, but few of our cities are child-youth friendly. Growing Up in Cities Canada (GUICC) is a program about increasing child and youth involvement in cities."
  
    
"We want to know:

- How are children and young people’s views included in the planning and design of our cities?
- What are children and young people’s perspectives of their cities?
- How can children and young people’s engagement in their communities be more effectively supported?
- How can marginalized young people’s voices be heard in local decisions affecting them?"

URL http://www.growingupincities.ca
Creator(s) Growing Up in Cities
Source Location Canada
Date Published 2005-12-14
Language Bilingual
Copyright Holder Growing Up in Cities


 

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