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Scholarly Submissions Guidelines

The Canadian Children's Rights Council accepts scholarly submissions from students, teachers and professors from Canadian private and public educational institutions, organizations and members of the public.

Submission Content
Scholarly submissions should contain information, analysis or positions of interest to those examining or studying children's rights issues, usually but not always, applicable to issues in Canada.

Our website is promoted to policy advisors and politicians across Canada. We usually find it more productive to ask them to visit our website for our detailed positions rather than sending them hundreds of written pages. Websites may be updated or additions made for immediate review by policy makers. Our electronic website format is searchable and links provide cross references for visitors. 

We encourage you to provide positive, well written positions that have either been peer reviewed or faculty reviewed and recommended.

We do not edit submissions. We either accept them as our volunteer editors'  time permits or reject them. In either case, we will email you back our response, usually within 7 days. This is subject to availability of our volunteers' time.

Where to send submissions
Please send your submissions as an email attachment in Microsoft Word format (.doc file) to:
corresp-(at)-CanadianCRC.com ( replace the "-(at)-" with an @  )

Enter "Scholarly Submission Request" in the email subject  to expedite acceptance.  Emails with other subjects sometimes get deleted by our spam prevention software by mistake. If you don't get back an email response within 7 days acknowledging your submission request, please send us another email.

Include the following information in your email for our records:

Your first and last name.
Your full address
Your phone number

Make sure that your submitted Microsoft Word document contains your name, position (ie. "student", "faculty member", "professor", "teacher" etc) and the educational institution name, if applicable.

Copyright
You retain the copyright. You should state that at the bottom of your Microsoft Word document. If we accept your submission, we will send you a PDF form for you to  mail back to us with your permission to publish the submission as content on our website.

No Payment or Fee
There is no compensation to you and there is no charge to you for publishing your submission.

Important
We reserve the right to delete any submissions from our website at anytime without notice, explanation or the author's involvement. We do not "revise" submissions. For details relating to deletions of the entire and resubmissions, email us.

Identity and Privacy Information Warning
Internet search engines are becoming more revealing and inclusive of identity information. Authors should limit  information about themselves, their organizations, schools, their own identity information on the Microsoft Word document submission.

U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) (1989) U.N. Declaration of the Rights of the Child (1959) Canada's National Child Day - Gov't Obligations to Educate the Public Canada's Reports to the U.N. Committee on the Rights of the Child 2006 Canada's Reports to the U.N. Committee on the Rights of the Child 2003 Canada's Reports to the U.N. Committee on the Rights of the Child 1995 U.N. Study-Violence Against Children U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child - Application in Canadian Courts Canada's Plan of Action - 2004 Fetal Rights and the UNCRC Scholarly Submission
Women & Men Reproductive Choice About Pro-Choice
Parental Alienation Syndrome New 5/08 Parental Alienation Overview The Special Joint Committee on Custody and Access (1998) - Parental Alienation Parental Alienation Canadian Law Parental Alienation US and other countries Parental Alienation Studies and Research Parental Alienation Awareness Day - April 25 Books About Parental Alienation Parental Alienation - Documenting The Evidence Parental Alienation - Using a Parenting Coordinator About Parental Alienation Parental Alienation - What Canadian Health Professionals Are Doing About It. Certain Feminist Organizations Deny Parental Alienation Exists
Infanticide / murdering children Mothers who kill their children Infanticide - Criminal Code of Canada Offence UN position and CCRC position
Newborn Baby Abandonment Laws Child Abandonment Laws
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Children & Sex - Age of Consent Age of consent Children having children
Child / Youth  Criminal Justice Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA) (2003) Read the Act YCJA - History of the Bill, Briefs, testimony, Parilamentary Transcripts YCJA - Background Information- Canada's Department of Justice Youth Criminal Justice Youth Crime in Canada Youth Jails in Canada
Canadian Children Living in  Poverty Child Financial Support (Poverty) Child poverty Homeless Children in Canada Aboriginal Child Poverty
Adoption and Human Identity Adoption News Birth fathers ignored Adoption Laws Finding your birth parents New Brunswick's Adoption Success
Corporal Punishment Hitting and Spanking Child Abuse / Neglect Overview Canada Statistics International SpankOut Day April 30th Assaulting children to discipline them - Corporal Punishment
Child Abuse and Child Protective Services Child Abuse / Neglect Overview Canada Statistics Parent Abuse committed by Youths Child Hate Crimes Shaken Baby Syndrome The Invisible Boy: Revisioning the Victimization of Male Children and Teens 1996 - Health Canada Genital Mutilation/ Circumcision Female Sexual Predator Awareness Karla Homolka - Child Killer and Sexual Predator Bullying Parental Alienation Butterbox Babies Cananda's Aboriginal Residency School
Family Law - federal and provincial / terr. Canadian Family Law History Special Joint Committee on Custody and Access 1998 Hague Convention - Order or Chaos Fatherless Canada Child Relationship Support Child Financial Support Children's Rights in Family Law
Education About Child Rights Educators Teaching democracy
UN - Rights of Persons with Disabilities - 2006 About the UN Convention for the Rights of Disabled Persons Read the UN Convention for the Rights of Disabled Persons
Special Days of the Year - Mark your Calendar April 25th - Parental Alienation Awareness Day April 30th - International SpankOut Day June 21st - Canada's National Aboriginal Day November 20th - Canada's National Child Day - Gov't Obligations to Educate the Public December 3rd - International Day of Disabled Persons December 10th - Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Universal Education of Children Ontario, Canada discriminates by publicly funding certain religious schools Early childhood education and care Grade school University / College
Universal Child Health Care Services Child Health Care
Misc. Topics Relating to Child Rights Youth Suicide Anorexia Nervosa ADHD-Ritalin Smoking