The article reports on an upcoming international scientific conference titled 'Djetinjstvo 360°' organized by the Faculty of Education in Rijeka, Croatia, scheduled for November 27th. The conference aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue on contemporary factors influencing children's health and well-being. It will bring together domestic and international experts to discuss recent research findings, practical experiences, and strategies for promoting healthy child development. Key organizers include the Faculty of Education, the Center for Child Research at the University of Rijeka, and several other institutions such as the Agency for Education and Training, FIEPS-Europe, the Croatian Institute for Public Health, and others. The event will be conducted in English and Croatian, offering both active and passive participation options. Participants can submit papers, present posters, or attend without presenting. Accepted papers will be published in a conference proceedings volume, with some authors receiving special recognition for high-quality work, potentially leading to publication in the international journal Collegium Antropologicum, indexed in Scopus.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced overview of an academic conference focused on children's health and development. While the topic relates to public policy and societal issues, the framing remains neutral, emphasizing collaboration between academic institutions, research centers, and governmental/agro






