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Shout out to everyone under the age of 18! Fill out our online survey on poverty and social inclusion, and let us know how things are working for children and teens in your country.

Child and adult members came together in Brussels, for our 7th Advisory Board meeting, which included children meeting with Commissioner Micallef, and discussions around the next phase of the Platform.

One of our young members, Kaloyan ran a study at his high school in Bulgaria to see what students identified as problem areas. Read on for the results!

The theme of our big June 2025 meeting in Brussels was ‘Building Fair Societies – Our Voices, Our Future,’ so intergenerational fairness was part of that. But what is intergenerational fairness and why should it matter to children and teenagers?

We have just closed our online survey about cyberbullying. Thanks to the 6,300 children and teens who took part! We’ll share the first results later in October.

Three Horizon funding programmes are open until mid-September 2025. If your organisation has a project that meets the criteria, you could apply for EU funding to to help further protect and promote the rights of the child.

Hear from Ektor, aged 14 from Greece who tells us about his first time at one of our events. He shares his experiences from day one of the June General Assembly meeting in Brussels.

On 23 June, young members of our Platform presented a Call to Action to EU and national decision-makers at the 15th European Forum on the Rights of the Child in Brussels. See what they are asking for.

Children from 11 EU countries presented 17 projects at our June 20-21 General Assembly meeting. This showcased their inspiring work to support children's rights and bring about change!

On June 20-21, 80 children aged between 10-17 gathered in Brussels at our 2nd General Assembly. What did they do? Discussed and agreed on a Call to Action for EU and national decision-makers. Hear their voices!

On 23-24 June, the 15th European Forum on the Rights of the Child took place in Brussels. Some sessions were live streamed, including the 23 June session where children from our Platform presented a Call to Action.

Eurochild has published a report on children's perceptions of mental health. This follows consultations with children from the ages of 6-17 of four National Eurochild Forums in Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia and Malta.

Organisations and stakeholders are invited to share their insights and contribute to the development of guidelines for the protection of minors within the scope of the Digital Services Act (DSA). The consultation closes on 10 June 2025.

Nine of our member children and adult national representatives came together in Ireland. To see and experience how children are involved in decision-making locally and nationally, and to work together on actionable projects to be taken back home.

The Palermo Youth Advisory Board (YAB) is a group of young people aged 15-25 in who advise on the needs of their peers and propose solutions, acting as a bridge between youth and adults.