The Proclamation has enabled Warren Township to state its concern about child labour and to pledge its support for the Warren schools' initiatives. These initiatives, building on their collaborative discussions on child labour with young people across the globe, now focus on the raising of funds to establish and support schools for child labourers in India through the Free the Children organization. See:
www.freethechildren.com
www.ftcindia.org
www.pueblito.org
1. Read and consider the Proclamation on Child Labor
2. Discuss the adoption of the Proclamation in your school and community
3. Have your school, local authority, province or government adopt the Proclamation
4. Use the adoption of the Proclamation as a basis for raising funds to be sent to suuport the Warren schools' where they will be added to the more than US$4000 already raised through school and community effort
5. Send copies of the Proclamation, as adopted by your school, local authority, province or government by email to Deborah Felton (teacher at Warren Middle School) and to Bob Carter (coordinator of the I*EARN Fight Against Child Labour) so that they can be added to a collection of adopted Proclamations.
6. Urge other schools and organisations to support and spread the Proclamation and the raising of funds.
7. Keep in touch with this initiative through iearn.projects and this web site
We would appreciate further translations of the pro-forma version so that we will then make them available to those requesting it.
Funds should be sent to:
Free the Children International
P.O. Box 32099
Hartford, Connecticut
06150-2099
USA
with a printed copy of the Proclamation on Child Labor and a note stating:
"The enclosed funds were raised as part of the I*EARN Fight Against
Child Labour Project and are to support the education of child
labourers in India".
The preferred form of the funds is United States dollars.
All received funds will acknowledged by Free the Children by mail and on this project web site.
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions about this initiative, please be in touch with Deborah & Bob
Deborah Felton and Bob Carter