A UK government inquiry examining how better planning & design can improve children’s health has been told that ‘the time for change is now’. Read more
A new survey by Playing Out, the UK’s leading campaigner for children’s freedom to play outside, has again highlighted the benefits of ‘play streets’ for both children and the wider community.Read more
The new year may have barely begun but its’ already time to think about the nominations for this year’s 20th International Children’s Peace Prize.
It is awarded annually to a child or young person who has...Read more
‘Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages’ – that is a central feature of the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety’s Strategic Plan 2024-2030.Read more
The first ever Youth Stocktake, bringing together thousands of young people from across the globe under the banner of climate action, was a highlight of ‘Youth Day’ at COP28.Read more
The Urban95 Academy leadership programme, first launched in 2021 by LSE Cities and the Bernard Van Leer Foundation, will continue for a further three years, providing 1500 city leaders with a fully-funded learning opportunity.Read more
Statia – population 3,242 (approx) – has become the first island in the Dutch Caribbean to become a candidate for UNICEF’s Child Friendly Cities Initiative.Read more
As world leaders prepare to debate the future of the planet at COP28, children and young people have already made clear their priority needs – better education and a say in policies affecting their lives.Read more
Looking for something a bit ‘different’ at next week’s Child in the City World Conference? Then don’t miss the Fanfakids…
The Fanfakids is a wonderfully colourful group of young kids and teenagers from our host city...Read more
A UK Parliamentary inquiry wants to hear evidence from across the board about how children and young people’s needs can be prioritised in the future design of cities.Read more
“Sarah Zeeshan said her one-and-half-year-old daughter has found it difficult to eat and drink as the smog has led to blisters forming all around her mouth.”Read more
KidsRights, the international children’s rights organisation, has announced the three finalists for its 19th annual International Children’s Peace Prize.
This prestigious prize shines a light on some of the remarkable achievements of young ‘changemakers’ who are...Read more
The EU (European Union) Children’s Participation Platform ensures more young voices are heard by helping children across the EU realise their right to participate in decision making and to share, learn and connect with others.Read more