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EU Children's Participation Platform

Llamamiento a la acción dirigido a los responsables de la toma de decisiones de la UE

80 jóvenes miembros de la Plataforma de toda Europa se reunieron para crear un mensaje importante a través de un llamamiento a la acción. 

Que tienen esperanzas, sueños y propuestas concretas para contribuir a la Unión Europea, de acuerdo con sus propios derechos especiales como niños.

Este llamamiento es el reflejo de casi tres años de consultas y debates en el seno de la Plataforma sobre los temas que más importan a los niños y en consonancia con las prioridades de la UE.

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El llamamiento a la acción de la Plataforma de Participación Infantil y Adolescente de la UE desempeña un papel fundamental en la vida cotidiana de todos los niños, al garantizar que la seguridad, la democracia y otros valores de la UE estén representados por políticos de toda Europa.

Gabrielus, 17 años

Resumen de las propuestas de acción y cambio

1: Intergenerational fairness

Children want a change in how society thinks and acts: 

  • End the blame culture: Adults must stop negative stereotyping and victim-blaming.
  • Promote intergenerational dialogue through EU-supported events and campaigns.
  • Support organisations that empower children to participate in decision-making spaces.
  • Launch anti-hate campaigns featuring public figures, with a focus on valuing migrant and LGBTQ+ children.
2: Well-being in schools

Children want schools to be safe, inclusive, and mentally supportive environments:

  • Make mental health support accessible in all schools across the EU.
  • Renovate school buildings to ensure they feel safe and welcoming.
  • Include children’s rights education in national learning plans.
3: Working together against hate

Children envision a Europe where diversity is celebrated, and hate is actively challenged:

  • Expand Erasmus+ to include more children and schools, encouraging intercultural understanding.
  • Promote language learning and cultural exchange across EU schools.
  • Organise events and letter exchanges to build friendships between minority groups.
  • Fund local projects and workshops that tackle hate speech and discrimination.
  • Strengthen the EU Children’s Participation Platform as a tool for unity.
4: Online safety and cyberbullying

Children are asking for stronger protection and education in the digital world:

  • Raise awareness about cyberbullying and other online problems.
  • Equip teachers to educate children on digital safety, critical thinking, healthy screen habits, and safe online behaviour.
  • Use Artificial Intelligence to detect and prevent online abuse.
  • Punish companies that let children under 13 create social media accounts.
5: Climate action

Children are deeply concerned about the environment and demand urgent action:

  • Invest in climate research and public transport to reduce emissions.
  • Create green spaces and protect pollinators like bees and butterflies in cities and schools.
  • Introduce climate education for all generations.
  • Improve food labelling to highlight environmental impact.
  • Recognise the link between climate change and war when making decisions.

Lee la versión breve del llamamiento a la acción

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Cómo dieron forma los niños a su llamamiento a la acción

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Todas las personas son válidas y tienen algo importante que compartir. Solo tenemos que hacer que se sientan incluidos y aceptados.

Diogo, 16 años

¿Cuál es el siguiente paso?