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This article describes the development of a charter of rights of children and youth in Hamilton, Ontario. The process involved gathering input from over 1,500 children and youth in the form of spoken and written words, drawings, and other visual representations. A validation process resulted in over 900 more children being directly engaged. The inclusion of participatory responsibilities for both children and adults appears to have increased the level of acceptance of the charter among adults. Awareness of the document was aided by its multiple formats of publication and by an exhibit that toured key locations throughout the city, beginning at City Hall.

“Of, Not For...”: The Evolving Recognition of Children’s Rights in a Community