What Is Right for Children?

In "What Is Right for Children?" by Karen Worthington, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2016, readers are invited to explore the complex landscape of children's rights within the United States. This insightful collection spans 462 pages and uses international human rights norms as a framework to scrutinize how children are perceived and treated across various contexts in American society. Worthington delves into the critical discourse surrounding children’s presence and participation, illuminating the ongoing dialogues about their legal status and rights. This book is essential for anyone interested in understanding the evolving narrative of children's rights and the implications for policy and society at large. Discover the vital issues that impact the youngest members of our community and engage with important questions that will spark conversation and encourage advocacy.