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This book of the Bice series addresses the notion of resilience in a practical manner. The author poses that it is possible to contribute to the development of resilience by strengthening what he calls its “building blocks”. These interdependent and constituent elements are spelled out individually – from social networks to a sense of humor – and are finally presented as a house to build. This imagery invites children and adults alike to appropriate the notion of resilience and to approach it in a fun and creative way.

This book of the BICE series presents the findings of ten years of work of the Bice on the issue of child prostitution. It offers demographic and sociological information gathered from a survey of rehabilitation projects. Another section is devoted to recommendations on creating a caring environment for children within their families and communities, as well on a national and international level. Activities of Bice in the field of child prostitution are listed at the end of the publication.

This short document advocates a holistic approach to children’s recovery from armed conflict, outlining the roles of the family and the local community, as well the role the international community can play through assistance programmes. It also addresses cases of special needs, namely physical injury, unaccompanied children and child soldiers.

This document is the report of a three-day meeting organised by Bice and Caritas Internationalis in Bangkok, Thailand, in November 1992. Participants shared their experience of work with child victims of sexual exploitation, illustrating the situation in different countries of the region as well as different types of interventions. A day was devoted to workshops which targeted four types of action: experience-based research; prevention; care; and networking/lobbying. Precise recommendations were formulated towards Caritas, Bice, Church groups and others, and a follow-up mechanism was suggested to unify action. Participants as well as background documents are listed at the end of the publication.

Colloque "Année Internationale de l'Enfant", Genève, 29 au 31 octobre 1979 : texte des interventions en français, en anglais et résumés en allemand.

Intervenants : Père Albert Van Niele, Abbé François Coudreau, Mrs Patricia H. Smyke, Professeur Michel Falise, Professeur Jean Traber.