Promoting the Convention on the Rights of the Child and making its provisions widely known are therefore essential steps to realize children's rights. Working with your local churches, schools and community groups to create grass-roots support for the Convention. Urging your local and national lawmakers to provide education and training on child rights for all those working with children teachers, medical professionals, social workers, members of the police force and other law enforcement professionals. If you are a teacher, social worker or other professional working with children, try to raise awareness of the Convention on the Rights of the Child among the children with whom you come into contact.
School is a particularly important environment for creating awareness about child rights.
Organizing a letter-writing campaign in your area in support of the Convention. Contacting your local newspapers with letters to the editor and opinion articles in support of the Convention. Mentioning the Convention on the Rights of the Child in your newsletters. Working with your local churches, schools and community groups to create grass-roots support.