1. Turning adult ears to the voices of young children. Listening to young children
Children's insights about children's rights
2. Children's rights in the United States: Learning from the social movements of the 1960s. Children's rights and new conversations: In praise of stuttering
Dynamics of oppression: "Our similarities are different"
3. The special estate of children's rights: A movement like no other. Balancing protection and participation
The unique status of children
4. Children as community protagonists. The social context of children's communal responsibilities: parents, teachers, and press
The role of adults in supporting children as community protagonists: stepping in and stepping out
5. Children's exploration of rights through the construction of a hamster city. A city of crystal
The importance of movement
Balancing protection and participation
The right to community-to care and be cared for
6. Children's places. A fort of one's own
Characteristics of children's places.