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Gerison lansdown biography

          Gerison Lansdown was the founder director of the Children's Rights Alliance for England, and is now an international children's rights consultant and advocate.!

          Gerison Lansdown was the founder director, , of the Children's Rights Alliance for England, and has since worked as an international.

        1. Gerison Lansdown was the founder director, , of the Children's Rights Alliance for England, and has since worked as an international.
        2. Follow Gerison Lansdown and explore their bibliography from Amazon's Gerison Lansdown Author Page.
        3. Gerison Lansdown was the founder director of the Children's Rights Alliance for England, and is now an international children's rights consultant and advocate.
        4. International children's rights consultant, advocate and lecturer, acting as Chair of the children's rights charity Child to Child.
        5. Gerison Lansdown is an international children's rights consultant and advocate who has published and lectured widely on the subject of children's rights.

          6. Gerison Lansdown on child-friendly governance and democracy

          Gerison Lansdown, one of the leading thinkers around child rights, shares what brought her to work on child participation, and why she thinks child-friendly governance is central to the future of democracy.  

          From social worker to international expert

          Few people have contributed to the conceptual thinking around child participation as much as Gerison Lansdown has.

          She has lectured, written, and studied participation across different contexts since the late 1980s. During her career, she has contributed to several General Comments, impacted  on the conceptual thinking around child participation across a range of international child rights organizations, and, of course, worked with hundreds of children and young people. 

          Originally trained as a social worker, Lansdown came to work with child participation when England and Wales introduced new legislation requiring the establishment of complaints