A global movement to defend the rights of all street children
Who We Are
Consortium for Street Children (CSC) is a growing global network of 100+ organisations, researchers and practitioners across 135 countries. We unite to make the voices and views of street children heard on the issues that matter to them, and work tirelessly to protect their human rights.
The Convention on the Rights of the Child outlines the human rights all governments are obligated to protect for all children. However, street children and homeless youth are often denied access to their rights.
CSC Annual Conference 2018 – Equality and Inclusion
Thank you to everyone who joined us in person and remotely for our 2018 conference on Equality and Inclusion for Street Children. We’re now really excited to share this video with you that showcases some of the highlights from the day and hears different participant’s perspectives on what equality and inclusion means to them.
"Attended by delegates from over 70 countries, the 2018 CSC conference about Inclusion and Equality was a vibrant meeting of diverse voices, with a wide range of discussions on how we can all work towards empowering street-connected children and making sure that their voices are heard by organisations and governments around the world."
What would you like to view?
Access the Global Resource Centre, the world's largest collection of publications and research on street-connected children
See what's happening in the sector and across CSC's network
Download CSC’s publications, toolkits and guidance to support your work with street-connected children
View our tool to map the legal situation for street-connected children around the world
See who our 100+ network is made up of, where they work, and how they support street-connected children
Find out how to join CSC and the movement to make street-connected children’s rights a reality
Join us in changing the world for each and every street-connected child.
This seems like a daunting task, but everyone can do something to make equality for street-connected children a reality.