Get information

• Find out which organisations work to help people to claim this right -- send for information on them.
  

• Invite an expert to school to answer questions.
  

• Visit a library to find out more.
  

• Use the Internet to find out more.
  

• Watch TV programmes or videos on the subject.

Publicise

• Run a poster information campaign or make a display of information in school or in the local library.
  

• Write and perform a song, poem or play for assembly or parents’ evening.
  

• Let other schools and the local paper and TV stations know what you are doing.

Make links

• Contact local organisations which campaign for this right. Go to a meeting or start a branch at school.
  

• Find out if your school is, or could be, linked to another country, so that you can share ideas with people who live there.
  

• Let your local MP or MEP know about your concerns. Ask them to let you know what their party is doing about it.

Take responsibility

• Talk to other people about your concerns and say why you think they are important.
  

• Know the right people to contact if you see or hear of someone being denied their rights.
  

• Behave in a way which respects other people’s rights.
  

• Join or form a group that works for rights.