Our first big EU meeting
We had two wonderful days together in Brussels at our very first General Assembly meeting in June.
A first EU meeting co-created and co-run with our Children’s Panel. With everyone working to make sure children’s voices are heard.
The children from ages 7-17 met with EU officials, worked together in groups on some important subjects – and made lots of new friends.
What European children and teenagers are saying
Our youngest European citizens have told us what matters to them. Click through and find out exactly what that is.
Get involved in child participation activities
Look through the activities, events and news page. And see if there is an activity you could get involved in.
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SubscribeI hope we can form new connections and that people will be able to hear our voices because even though we might not be able to do much alone, I’m sure we can do a lot together.
Hear their voices
Children from across Europe and the world tell us what matters to them. And their dreams for the future of all children.
Click on the CC button in the video screen to get subtitles in your language.
Article 24 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU affirms the rights of children to express their views freely, and for those views to be taken into consideration on matters which concern them. In line with the EU Strategy on the Rights of the Child, this Platform contributes to the right for children to be heard.