September 2018- August 2019 |
'Lleisiau Bach yn Cael Eu Clywed’ yw'r prosiect Arsyllfa ar Hawliau Dynol Plant ar gyfer 2017 – 2020 a ariennir gan y Loteri Fawr, Gweithio i wireddu hawliau dynol plant trwy bolisi cyhoeddus, ymarfer, eirioli a diwygio'r gyfraith (Prifysgol Abertawe/Bangor).
Cyflwynir y prosiect AM DDIM ledled Cymru, ac fe'i cyflwynir gan ein tîm gyda thros 10 mlynedd o brofiad o ddatblygu a chyflwyno methodoleg Plant ‘Plant fel Ymchwilwyr’.
www.lleisiaubach.org
Mae Lleisiau Bach yn Cael Eu Clywed yn hyrwyddo ymchwil ac eiriolaeth oed gynhwysol ar gyfer datblygu a gweithredu cymunedol. Gan ddefnyddio fframwaith CCUHP, mae'r prosiect yn cefnogi ac yn galluogi plant ac oedolion i weithio gyda'i gilydd yn eu cymunedau i sicrhau newid cadarnhaol trwy ymchwil gweithredu cyfranogol. Mae plant yn dewis ac yn cynnal ymchwil ac yn gweithio gydag eraill i drafod newid sy'n berthnasol i'w cymunedau lleol neu gymdeithas ehangach.
Mae'n agored i:
• Ysgolion (Cynradd, Uwchradd, Canolfannau Addysg Amgen)
• Grwpiau a sefydliadau cymunedol sy'n gweithio gyda phlant sydd â rhwystrau ychwanegol i gyfranogiad.
* Os ydych wedi gweithio gyda phrosiect Lleisiau Bach yn y gorffennol, efallai y byddwn yn dal i allu gweithio gyda chi mewn prosiect 'dilynol'.
Yn ddelfrydol, rydym yn awyddus i weithio gyda grwpiau o hyd at 8 o blant
Mae cyflwyniad y prosiect yn hyblyg i ddiwallu anghenion y grŵp
Hapus i weithio gyda chi i sicrhau bod anghenion y cyfranogwr yn cael eu diwallu'n llawn
Rydyn ni hefyd yn cynnig cyfleoedd a digwyddiadau rhwydweithio a hyfforddiant AM DDIM yng Nghymru yn ystod 2018/2019.
Os hoffech i'ch ysgol, grŵp / sefydliad gymryd rhan neu gael gwybod am gyfleoedd rhwydweithio a hyfforddiant, cwblhewch y ffurflen archebu isod a'i gyflwyno erbyn 25 Gorffennaf. Byddwn yn ymateb ichi erbyn 31 Gorffennaf 2018.
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'Little Voices, Being Heard' is The Observatory on Children's Human Rights Big Lottery funded project 2017 – 2020, Working for the realisation of children's human rights through public policy, practice, advocacy and law reform (Swansea/Bangor University).
The project is delivered FREE throughout Wales, and is delivered by our team with over 10 years’ experience in developing and delivering the Lleisiau Bach ‘Children as Researchers’ methodology. www.lleisiaubach.org
Little Voices Being Heard promotes age-inclusive research and advocacy for community development and action. Using the framework of the UNCRC, the project supports and enables children and adults to work together in their communities to bring about positive change through participatory action research. Children select and carry out research and work with others to negotiate change relevant to their local communities or wider society.
It is open to:
* Schools (Primary, Secondary, Alternative Education centres)
* Community groups and organisations who are working with children with additional barriers to participation.
*If you have worked with a Lleisiau Bach project in the past we may still be able to work with you in a ‘follow on’ project.
Ideally, we are looking to work with groups of up to 8
Project delivery is flexible to best suit the needs of the group
Happy to work with you to ensure participant’s needs are fully met
WE are also offering FREE networking and training opportunities and events in Wales during 2018/2019.
If you would like your school, group/organisation to be involved or to be kept informed of networking and training opportunities please complete the booking form below and submit by 25th July. We will respond to you by 31st July 2018
The project is delivered FREE throughout Wales, and is delivered by our team with over 10 years’ experience in developing and delivering the Lleisiau Bach ‘Children as Researchers’ methodology. www.lleisiaubach.org
Little Voices Being Heard promotes age-inclusive research and advocacy for community development and action. Using the framework of the UNCRC, the project supports and enables children and adults to work together in their communities to bring about positive change through participatory action research. Children select and carry out research and work with others to negotiate change relevant to their local communities or wider society.
It is open to:
* Schools (Primary, Secondary, Alternative Education centres)
* Community groups and organisations who are working with children with additional barriers to participation.
*If you have worked with a Lleisiau Bach project in the past we may still be able to work with you in a ‘follow on’ project.
Ideally, we are looking to work with groups of up to 8
Project delivery is flexible to best suit the needs of the group
Happy to work with you to ensure participant’s needs are fully met
WE are also offering FREE networking and training opportunities and events in Wales during 2018/2019.
If you would like your school, group/organisation to be involved or to be kept informed of networking and training opportunities please complete the booking form below and submit by 25th July. We will respond to you by 31st July 2018