ISS Network Celebrates 100 Years of Cross-Border Child Protection

As proud members of the International Social Service (ISS) network, NGO Atina is delighted to mark 100 years of dedicated work protecting children and reuniting families across borders.

Since its founding in 1924, ISS has played a crucial role in addressing complex cross-border social issues, from supporting children on the move to restoring family links and advocating for rights-based child protection practices. Over the past century, the network has grown into a global alliance of partners working together to respond to the challenges facing children and families in an increasingly interconnected world.

In celebration of this milestone, ISS is organizing international events in Geneva and online throughout the fall of 2024. These events include expert panels, historical exhibitions, academic discussions, and a celebratory anniversary dinner, bringing together voices from the ISS network, government bodies, academia, and civil society.

NGO Atina invites our partners, friends, and supporters to participate in these inspiring gatherings and contribute to shaping ISS's future. Let’s continue working together to build more just and inclusive protection systems for all children, wherever they are.

Come to one of our events and help shape ISS's future as we tackle tomorrow’s social challenges!

For more information, visit the official ISS website: ISS 100 years - Throughout time, across borders.