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In May 2026, a report was published following a review of the European Child Guarantee, which included consultations with EU children. The report says what has been done until now, and what EU countries need to do in the future to ensure equal opportunities for all children in the EU.

Sounds of Europe is a collaborative playlist to bring together cultures, countries and young voices. It's an initiative from the children and teens of the Fuenlabrada Council for Child and Adolescent Participation.

Between 16-18 of April, 16 children (12-17) and three young experts (18-20) from 14 EU countries came together in Berlin for the Together for Well-being study visit in cooperation with SOS Children's Villages.

It’s very important to talk about mental health, especially in school where children and teenagers spend so much of their time. Originally published as guidelines by the European Commission for adults involved in education, this version was created by children, especially for children.

The European Union wants children and teenagers to have safe and positive experiences when using apps, websites, games and social media, so it is creating a new law called the Digital Fairness Act.

41,736 children participated in our consultation on poverty and social inclusion. A report of the full results, and an illustrated summary are now available, which include concrete recommendations from children.

Child and adult Board members came together for their 8th meeting in Brussels from 15-17 March 2026. Children had discussions with MEPs, and the Board brainstormed for the next Work Plan.

In March 2026, the EU adopted it's first Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness. It aims to ensure that the choices we make today improve the opportunities of tomorrow, and that benefits and responsibilities are shared fairly by everyone.

James and Rita from our Rise and Reflect Alumni group took part in a Young Citizens Assembly on Pollinators. Read a summary from James about the event.

The Rise and Reflect Co-Inquiry Group is a new advisory and support body to the EU Children’s Participation Platform made up of young Platform alumni aged 18-21.

We have a team of young members aged 14-17 who help us scope, review and test our communications. Would children from your organisation be interested in joining?

Co-created with our young members, this interactive toolkit will help kids aged 9-13 to become Democracy Champions and to make a difference in their school or community.

The European Commission is stepping up efforts to fight cyberbullying. On the 26th Safer Internet Day, discover the new Action Plan against Cyberbullying!

“We are not going to solve climate change unless and until everyone works together, and children are a vital part of that "everyone.” Hear more from young climate activist and author, Niamh Purcell.

2025 was a busy year for us and our young members. With two important consultations and a Call to Action, children across the EU are making their voices heard!