Universities in Cooperation Canada - Netherlands - Sweden - UK Excellent example how to use BOES.ORG, our Multilingual UN Documents, and other webresources, by internetlinks.   Exercise 2 - CRC http://www.sws.soton.ac.uk/cwab/Session3/ICWs3x2.htm   Exercise 3.3 - Rights discourse http://www.sws.soton.ac.uk/cwab/Session3/ICWs33.htm   Index of key web sites http://www.sws.soton.ac.uk/cwab/Guide/ICWwww.htm   Online Education   A Child Welfare across borders an eight session course developed by:   Dalhousie University, Canada Hogeschool Brabant, Netherlands McMaster University, Canada University of Southampton, UK University of Stockholm, Sweden University of Victoria, Canada Social work agencies in each country        User Guide 1. Introduction 2. Key themes and virtual communities 3. A social justice framework in child welfare practice 4. Poverty and social exclusion in child welfare 5. Child abuse and exploitation 6. Displaced, dispossessed and moving child populations 7. Child welfare on the web - a critical enquiry 8. Towards a Globalised Child Welfare   Course author: Julia Waldman     Some other examples below. How do you prefer to use BOES.ORG by internetlinks and/or WAP-links? From your University, from your Company, from your Organization, from your College, or from your Local Government?   B   Online Education Human Rights by Amnesty International, USA   "What Does a Child Need?" http://www.amnesty-volunteer.org/usa/education/what.html   "Children's Rights Here and Now" http://www.amnesty-volunteer.org/usa/education/rights.html   C   Online Education Language, HR Strathclyde University BUBL Information Service Glasgow, Scotland http://bubl.ac.uk/link/a/arabic.htm   Lyngbjerggaardskolen, Denmark http://www.lyngbjerggaardskolen.dk/tysk.htm   D    Education and information from local governments "Action taken for children in need of special support and children's learning, in focus" http://www3.goteborg.se/ekonomi/arsbokeng99/s68_sdn.html