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Equipping children and young people with skills, tools and confidence.

Courageous Advocacy is an integral part of the Church of England Education Office's vision for education and of Christian Aid's mission to eradicate poverty.

Courageous Advocacy equips children and young people with the skills, tools, and confidence to speak up and take action on issues of justice. 

Our commitment is to support children and young people to use their agency with autonomy and freedom on the issues they care about. Christian Aid provides learning and advocacy tools across a range of themes and issues on which we and partners work.

We hope these resources empower children and young people to make up their own minds and act accordingly. 

Check them out below.

Courageous Advocacy guide for schools

A guide to help schools, leaders and SIAMS inspectors to explore courageous advocacy.

Beyond the Bake Sale

Go deeper with our toolkit for courageous advocacy and fundraising.

Courageous Advocacy lesson plan

Lesson plan for exploring how young people can speak up together.

Primary School Case Study

Insights from Shocklach Oviatt CE Primary School

Courageous Advocacy and Political Impartiality

Political Impartiality guidance for schools.

Global Neighbours

Our school accreditation scheme to empower pupils to be courageous advocates

Courageous Advocacy Planner

A planning tool shared by Blackburn Diocese. (External Website).

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Climate Feelings

Resources to support all-ages to explore and understand their feelings around climate change.