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Check out our 10 reasons why the age of criminal responsibility should be raised 👇                             👇                           👇  🟦includeyouth.org/10-reasons-why… Thank you Robbie Butler MLA Megan Phair 🍉 👏

Today over 40 representatives representing 21 relevant authorities met NI Commissioner for Children and Young People to address the recent racial violence The views of young people were presented & detailed discussions took place on collbrative responses We will continue to monitor & advise #CallingOutRacism

Visited Derry Youth Court today to see firsthand how our justice system is working for young people. Very grateful to have been granted access At the forefront of my mind is the age of criminal responsibility, prevention, early intervention and supporting our most vulnerable

Yesterday my team made the Education authority & Department of Education to hear what steps they are taking to safeguard & protect children. They sought assurances on immediate actions to support children back to school. We must also address systemic issues to combat racism

Such an informative and important meeting. Hearing first hand from young people and their families gave a valuable insight. Felt emotional hearing how challenging life can be and the fear that comes with this. We need a public awareness campaign; and up to date data 📊

"Remember these results do not define you...you are loved beyond measure and can achieve incredible things." ❤️~ Chris Quinn #ResultsDay24

New figures paint bleak picture in attempts to tackle homelessness Read more here ⬇️ eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

1/2 The Commissioner, Chris Quinn, met children who are deaf, their families and representatives from NDCS yesterday. Chris said: “It was really interesting to hear their views, which will help my office provide advice to government on the issues that were raised.

Great to meet Minister John O' Dowd today. The Minister reaffirmed his commitment to enhancing the voices of young people in the work of his department. Massive congratulations to the young people, who planned, set the agenda, chaired and took the lead in this meeting. 👏

Fantastic to meet Michelle O’Neill Emma Little-Pengelly BL & Aisling Reilly SF today Grateful for time & willingness to engage in meaningful dialogue Engaging with The Executive & Ministers is fundamental in our work NI Commissioner for Children and Young People.I look forward to further developing relationships Thank you

1/2 Today, the Commissioner and NICCY staff met with the Education Authority’s anti-bullying team to discuss how schools are tackling the issue. This remains a significant focus for NICCY and one which demands more engagement with children and young people.

I agree with Lauren Bond of Secondary Students’ Union NI speaking on Good Morning Ulster with morning ref mobile phones in schools. Well said Lauren 👏👏 Wondering how, if at all, young people were engaged in decision making process by Education NI

1/ To be effective, school policies around mobile devices should be co-designed with the pupils. Careful consideration needs to be given to access to devices for: -accessibility (e.g. disabled/ neurodivergent children) -management of health conditions -safety & mental health

2/ We need to equip young people with the skills to use technology to their advantage, & emotional regulation, self awareness skills to recognise & manage problematic use. It's part of social & emotional learning, & relationships education. Let's get this into ALL our schools.

Excited to have attended the launch of the St Patrick's College Wellbeing Hub! 🎉 A space dedicated to promoting health, wellness, and community connection. Brilliant initiative funded by mdeducational foundation support mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing. NI Commissioner for Children and Young People

Some buzz CommunityYouthWork @ulsteruni J of Youth Studies celebration Amazing to see delegates, both local & international engaging in debate, discussions, learning & critical thinking ref: youth work Youth work promotes children's rights & well-being, aligning with the UNCRC's core principles

Alongside our Inspection on Youth Interventions, we have published a podcast episode commenting on the inspection findings with Youth Justice Agency’s CEO Stephen Martin and NI Commissioner for Children and Young People Chris Quinn. Listen at: podbean.com/ep/pb-f5bwj-16… (or wherever you get your podcasts!)

Big day NI Commissioner for Children and Young People today!! Super proud of all at NICCY, as we embark on our journey in providing evidence to the COVID inquiry. Our head of legal, Joanne supported by Peter, gave evidence at the preliminary hearing today and spoke about the profound impact on young people.