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Meet Max! He's an eight-year-old boy with an older sister named Katia.
Through conversations with Katia, and examples of children from different backgrounds, Max learns that he has the right to an identity, family, home, education, play, free expression and healthcare. In fact, he's had these rights ever since he was born!
Young readers are introduced to real-world challenges that can keep children from accessing these rights and invited to participate in interactive elements, including short profiles of young "heroes of rights." Kids Have Rights! provides an accessible introduction to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child with bright illustrations, infographics and comic-style conversations as Max and Katia learn more about their rights and the ways they can protect them.
Panos Christodoulou is the executive director of the non-profit organization Network for Children's Rights and an award-winning children's author. Born in Athens, he studied law at the University of Athens and human rights at the University of London before working as a journalist. He has collaborated with various organizations in Greece and across Europe on human rights issues, including the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the Greek Council for Refugees, where he served as director from 2010 to 2013.
Stella Stergiou is a Greek illustrator and comic book artist who constructs three-dimensional narrative spaces in two-dimensional illustrations. She has collaborated with major Greek publishing houses, like Metaixmio Editions, Patakis Editions, Mikri Selini and Polaris Editions and international organizations like UNESCO. Her work has won distinctions by the Greek IBBY and has been included in the White Ravens catalogs and State Literary Awards shortlists. She is currently based in Belgium where she experiments with different mediums and analogue techniques in her projects.
Calliope Caroussis was born in London to Greek parents. She studied Chinese at London University's School of Oriental and African Studies. She is primarily a translator but has also worked as librarian, researcher and editor. She has done numerous translations between Chinese, English and Greek. Calliope is bilingual and currently lives in Athens, where she volunteers at the Network for Children's Rights. She is married with two children and four grandchildren.
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