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HALIFAX, N.S. — To help fight against the recruitment of children to war, Dalhousie University's Dallaire Institute for Children, Peace and Security has received a $2 million donation from the Fondation Monbourquette.
The institute has delivered recruitment prevention training to over 15,000 security forces globally and contributed to over 50 policy resources on children and armed conflict worldwide using an approach that focuses on safeguarding children and understanding the implications for the security sector.
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