Outreach No. 96 - Children in Especially Difficult Circumstances - Part 1: Working and Street Children (New York University - TVE - UNEP - WWF, 68 p.): Educational resources: African jigsaw

Outreach No. 96 - Children in Especially Difficult Circumstances - Part 1: Working and Street Children (New York University - TVE - UNEP - WWF, 68 p.)

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		Article: Street children
		Facts and opinions: Street children: the numbers
		Educational resources: In the shadow of the city
		Class activity: Who is a street child?
		Questions and answers: Where do street children come from?
		Class activities: Urban and rural life
		Article: Child labour
		Class activity: The causes of child labour exploitation in poor countries
		Articles, interviews and activities: Lives of children in especially difficult circumstances: Part 1: street children and child labourers
		Article and activities: Street educators
		Article: Informal education for Nairobi's street children
		Educational resources: A comic about street children
		Questions and answers: Questions children ask about sexual exploitation
		Practical guidelines: Practical advice for AIDS educators working with street children
		Article: Helping street children
		Article: A self-help project for street children in India
		Activities: Child-to-Child activities for children who live and work on the streets
		Article and activities: Convention on the Rights of the Child
		Article: Empowering children
		Educational resources: African jigsaw
		Article: The children's movement in Brazil
		Suggestions for action: How city mayors can help
		Radio spots: Life is harder in the city
		Video resource: The Karate Kids project
		Publications: Innocenti Studies: the urban child in difficult circumstances
		Film, video and radio resources: Children in difficult circumstances: street and working children
		Organisations: The Consortium for street children
		Organisations: CHILDHOPE

Educational resources: African jigsaw

A musical entertainment

Music by Peter Rose, words by Anne Conlon Commissioned by the Education Dept., World Wide Fund for Nature UK

Produced in association with Josef Weinberger

Price: word booklet £2.50; score £8.95; audio cassette £7.50, all plus package and postage

This musical entertainment is a series of twenty-three songs interspersed with seven narrations. It describes life in an African city through the eyes of many of its inhabitants, and examines some of the forces which have drawn so many people into the city. 'African Jigsaw' is about Africa, but the situation it describes, of moving populations and overcrowded cities, also exists in many parts of the world. For further information, contact WWF-UK, Publishing Unit, Panda House, Weyside Park, Godalming, Surrey GU7 1XR England tel: 01483 426444; fax: 01483 426409