Dignity, justice, and intergenerational analysis from the movement of working children

I’ve recently written two new short pieces that highlight the political visions of the Peruvian movement of working children.  The first, for the Intergenerational Foundation, focuses on intergenerational collaboration and what young activists want and need from their adult supporters and allies.  The second, written as part of a series on children’s work for the Childhood, Law & Policy Network, explores the movement’s ideas about dignified work, exploitation, and inequality.