Anabella Orellana, Author at Equity for Children

Voice & participation

Migrants in NYC: Navigating Educational Inequalities

How are migrant children and families navigating New York City’s public education system—and what barriers stand in their way?

Publications

Impact Report 2024

Explore our latest Impact Report and discover our vision for 2025 as we celebrate 20 years of advancing the child rights agenda!

Urban inequalities

Join Us for an Engaging Webinar on Public Spaces and Childhood!

Equity for Children invites you to a thought-provoking webinar: “Public Space as a Meeting Place for Children”, where we’ll explore how inclusive urban design can shape the lives of children across Latin America. Date: Thursday, March 27, 2025 Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (ARG) | 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM (NY) Among other Latin […]

Publications

Child-centred horizons: using participatory methodologies to shape sustainable futures

Dr Camilla Morelli, The University of Bristol Children and young people are at the forefront of the most urgent global challenges,yet their voices are frequently overlooked in the policies that seek to enhance theirlives. For the past 15 years, I have been conducting anthropological research withchildren and youth in the Amazon rainforest to understand their […]

Approaches to Equity

Publications

Empowering Children’s Voices: The Role of Schools in Inclusion

Equity for Children is thrilled to announce that we are conducting research on the roleof New York City public schools in supporting newly arrived Latino-American migrantchildren. This project is conducted in partnership with Inside Schools, part of TheCenter for New York City Affairs at The New School. Urgent Context – Why Now? New York City […]

Voice & participation

Harnessing Data: New Insights on Child Poverty & Environmental Change

Equity for Children hosted an online seminar as part of the Science Summit for the UN SDGs, which is a segment of the 79th UN General Assembly. The seminar brought together leading researchers with experience in analyzing child poverty. The purpose was to discuss how to better utilize existing data on child poverty and environmental changes […]

Approaches to Equity

Urban inequalities, Voice & participation

Empowering Children and Youth through Knowledge: Equity for Children at the 5th Latin American / Caribbean Biennial Conference

In July 2023, the 5th Latin American and Caribbean Biennial on Early Childhood, Childhood, and Youth convened in Manizales, Colombia. It brought together more than 1500 academics, researchers, civil society stakeholders, social organizations, and policymakers from 22 countries and 186 cities throughout Latin America.

Voice & participation

Childhood, Emancipation, and Change: Eduardo Bustelo’s Vision

Revisiting the Enduring Legacy of Eduardo Bustelo: Exploring “El Recreo de la Infancia” (Childhood Recess)

Child Poverty

Child Poverty in An Affluent World: A Matter of Basic Rights and Justice

UNICEF's Innocenti Report Card 18 presents the specific situations experienced by poor children and why ending child poverty and its consequences is a matter of basic rights and justice.

Approaches to Equity

Voice & participation

René from El Salvador: Latino Immigrants – Stories of Resilience and Dreams

R from El Salvador. Explore the compelling stories of immigrant Latinx women and their children in New York City, shedding light on their challenges and triumphs through powerful two to three-minute videos in this collaborative project by Equity for Children, The StoryCenter, and Voces Latinas."

In First Person

Voice & participation

Webinar invitation: How to create participatory public spaces for children?

Equity for Children at The New School, together with the ARCOR Foundation, are organizing a webinar with representatives of five experiences developed in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Uruguay to present their practices aimed at increasing children's participation in the design and appropriation of public spaces.

Voice & participation

Giving Voice to the Voiceless: Latinx Immigrants in Queens

In the heart of Jackson Heights, Queens, a vibrant Latinx community thrives that significantly enriches the diversity of New York City. However, the challenges faced by immigrant Latinx families and their children often remain hidden, overshadowed by issues such as limited access to education, mental health services, discrimination, and gender-based violence.

Approaches to Equity

Author: Anabella Orellana

Migrants in NYC: Navigating Educational Inequalities

Impact Report 2024

Join Us for an Engaging Webinar on Public Spaces and Childhood!

Child-centred horizons: using participatory methodologies to shape sustainable futures

Empowering Children’s Voices: The Role of Schools in Inclusion

Harnessing Data: New Insights on Child Poverty & Environmental Change

Empowering Children and Youth through Knowledge: Equity for Children at the 5th Latin American / Caribbean Biennial Conference

Childhood, Emancipation, and Change: Eduardo Bustelo’s Vision

Child Poverty in An Affluent World: A Matter of Basic Rights and Justice

René from El Salvador: Latino Immigrants – Stories of Resilience and Dreams

Webinar invitation: How to create participatory public spaces for children?

Giving Voice to the Voiceless: Latinx Immigrants in Queens

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