The Summer Seminar is organised by the Office of the Ombudsman fir Kanner a Jugendlecher in partnership with and with the support of the Chambre des Salariés and in partnership with the national monitoring bodies of the CCDH (Commission consultative des droits de l'Homme), the Ombudsman and the CELPL (Contrôleur externe des lieux privatifs de liberté), the CET (Centre pour l’Egalité de Traitement), and in cooperation with the MENJE (Ministry of National Education, Children and Youth) and the MJ (Ministry of Justice), the MS (Ministry of Health and Social Security), public institutions and civil society organisations and players.
Objective: To create a space for meetings, (further) training and exchanges between actors, professionals and decision-makers concerned with issues relating to children's rights (including actors from the social and educational sectors as well as civil society and the legal professions) in order to exchange ideas, obtain information, receive training, identify each other, consult, mobilise, develop, question each other, interconnect, open up to current and future challenges... and give each other time to reflect together over the course of a week.
Target audience: The Summer Seminar is aimed at institutional actors and civil society, professionals and decision-makers, in particular those working in the social, educational and socio-judicial sectors, legal professionals (lawyers, magistrates, jurists, mediators), students and future professionals, as well as interested children and young people.
Speakers: Each half-day of the Summer Seminar is led by interdisciplinary speakers working in the field of children's rights (research, teaching, political action, educational and social initiatives, etc.) or by OKAJU staff members.
Languages used during the seminar: presentations and speeches will be given in the usual languages of the country. No interpretation will be provided.
Modération de la journée : Flore Schank
Accueil Café – Rendez-vous sur place : Campus Geenzepark. L'accès se fait depuis la gare de Wiltz par un chemin piétonnier.
Wiltz, Gare, 9540 Wiltz
(collation offerte sur place)
Modération de la journée : OKAJU
par M. Jörg Gerkrath, Vice-président de la Commission consultative des droits de l’homme :
« Les droits humains, l’enfant et la justice - Quelques réflexions sur les droits de l’enfant devant la justice »
Experte en droit des enfants auprès de la Commission Européenne
avec des acteurs institutionnels, parties prenantes et participants
coordinatrice de Child Friendly Justice European Network
Mme Alexandra Huberty, Première Vice-présidente du Tribunal d’arrondissement de Luxembourg
Mme Deidre Du Bois, avocat à la Cour
Perspectives d’avenir pour l’aide à l’enfance et à la famille : résultats de l’enquête « Des lettres pour l’avenir » et recommandations
European Child Guarantee from the perspective of the civil society
Modération de la journée : Dr. Françoise Berthet, Charel Schmit, Claudia Monti, Véronique Brück
Intervention Mme Dr. Françoise Berthet, Présidente de l’Observatoire national de la santé
Intervention Mme Mélanie Benoit, Assistante à la direction de l’Office de l’Ombudsman fir Kanner a Jugendlecher
Intervention Mme Françoise Fandel, Chef de service et médecin scolaire de la Ville de Luxembourg
sujets prioritaires dans la perspective des jeunes pour les 3 ateliers
Atelier n°1: prévention (modération Ligue d’hygiène mentale)
Atelier n°2 : prise en charge extra-hospitalière (modération Mme Sonja Schmitt)
Atelier n°3 : prise en charge hospitalière (modération Mme Claudia Monti)
Atelier n°1: prévention (modération Ligue d’hygiène mentale)
Atelier n°2 : prise en charge extra-hospitalière (modération Mme Sonja Schmitt)
Atelier n°3 : prise en charge hospitalière (modération Mme Claudia Monti)
(5 à 10min/modérateur)
recommandations et actons prioritaires à retenir dans la perspective des jeunes
The Summer Seminar will take place on 16 July 2024 in Wiltz and from 17 to 18 July 2024 in the training room of the Luxembourg Lifelong Learning Centre, Chambre des Salariés in Luxembourg-Bonnevoie, 2-4 rue Pierre Hentges, L-1726 Luxembourg. Participants will be welcomed from 1 p.m. on 17 July and from 8.30 a.m. on 18 July. Seminars will run until 5.30pm. Twenty-minute coffee breaks will be provided in the morning and afternoon. Drinks will be available.
Lunch on 18 July 2024 at the Chambre des Salariés is at the expense of the participants. It is possible to eat in the Brasserie de la Chambre des Salariés, with a dish of the day and a vegetarian alternative (starter, main course and drink for €10). Interested participants should reserve a menu when registering for the seminar. Lunch at the Luxembourg Lifelong Learning Centre is at cost price (€10) and by reservation only (choice of vegetarian or non-vegetarian).
Register for one or more of the 4 themed half-days and workshops at this link . Participants will receive a certificate of attendance (in person or online) on demand. Participation in the OKAJU 2024 summer seminar can be validated as continuing education by the Ministry of National Education, Children and Youth (MENJE) and the National Institute of Public Administration (INAP).
Please note that the number of participants is limited to 30 for the guided tour in Wiltz and 60 for the two half-days at the Chambre des salariés on a "first come, first served" basis. An email with the link to the webinar will be sent to those wishing to take part in the training online.
Further information and contact
Ombudsman fir Kanner a Jugendlecher
Mënscherechtshaus - 65, route d'Arlon, L-1140 Luxembourg
Tel: (+352) 28 37 36 35, Email: contact@okaju.lu
www.summerseminar.lu
Chambre des Salariés Luxembourg
2-4 rue Pierre Hentges
L-1726 Luxembourg
3 Vel'oh stations are close to the LLLC :
№ 4 Rocade
№ 37 Gaulois
№ 2 Gare Centrale 2
3 pay car parks are close to the LLLC:
Parking Rocade
Parking Nobilis
Neipperg car park