Last Saturday, we hosted the (online) closing event of Dialogue Works—a special occasion that brought together almost everyone involved in the project. Participants included members of the Children’s Advisory Committee (CAC),… Read more: Closing Event of Dialogue Works
Curious to know what children and young people around the world think about their role in global events? We’re thrilled to share that the results of our recent child-friendly survey are… Read more: Children’s voices on participation in global events
We are hiring one to two Global Coordinator(s) for the Dialogue Works campaign. This part- or full-time position, from January to June 2025 (with a possibility of extension), will support the… Read more: Job Opening: Global Coordinator (50-100%)
We are excited to announce the publication of the “Child-Friendly Recommendations from the Exchange between Working Children and UN Child Rights Experts.” This report is a result of workshops held in… Read more: Recommendations from children working in WFCL
We are thrilled to introduce the Harare children’s Call to Action, a powerful initiative launched by the African Regional Child Advisory Committee, a group of eighteen children from Africa and the… Read more: Harare children’s Call to Action
Children’s Advisory Committee coordinators from 7 countries came together in Istanbul for a week to share their experiences during a workshop and reflect on how to continue the great work we… Read more: Global Workshop in Istanbul
During the last year a lot happened at the Dialogue Works Family. We created a video with visual inputs from all our partners to let you know what is going on… Read more: Year 2023 in review
The working children associated with our partner-organisation, PASOCAP, recently celebrated a great achievement. After more than 10 years of hard work, a milestone in the recognition of dignified work was reached.… Read more: Day for the dignity of working children in Potosi, Bolivia
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Media Youth Group, an initiative to empower working children through media. This new group will play a crucial role in amplifying their… Read more: Media Youth Group of Dialogue Works kicks off
The African Climate Summit, held in Nairobi, brought together Child Advisory Committee members of Dialogue Works like Julie, Mike, Phenylle and Diana, who are also actively engaged in addressing climate change within their communities. These youth delegates, representing the organization Welfare of Children and Youth Kenya, shared their experiences and insights about climate issues, their expectations from countries responsible for climate change, and recommendations for a better approach to include working children and youth in international policy debates.
In the framework of the International Day against Child Labour, 12th of June, Dialogue Works together with other agencies launches the child friendly version of the Durban Call to Action (the… Read more: International Day against Child Labour
This year, in the framework of the International Day against Child Labour – 12th of June, CAC members from India, Zambia and Peru share with you why children’s participation is so… Read more: 12th of June: Why participation matters
A total of 10 delegates from Zambia, Zimbabwe, Rwanda and Kenya presented the Kigali Declaration at the African Children Summit, held from 10th to 12th April 2023 in Nairobi, Kenia.
The Dialogue Works campaign is proud to launch the Kigali Declaration – the outcome document of our Global Gathering of Working Children and Youth, which took place in Kigali/ Rwanda in… Read more: Launch of the Kigali Declaration
This January, Dialogue Works successfully hosted its first ever Global Gathering of working Children and Youth in Kigali, Rwanda, a conference for working children and youth representatives to exchange, to learn… Read more: Mission Accomplished – Global Gathering 2023
After she represented Dialogue Works at the V. Global Conference in Durban in May, CAC member Ashley visited Berlin last week. In meetings with politicians, government officials and youth representatives she… Read more: From Durban to Berlin
A few weeks after participating in the V. Global Conference for the Elimination of Child Labour in Durban, South Africa, our delegates have looked back on the experience.
In 2021, the non-profit organisation CSID (Centre for Services and Information on Disability) from Bangladesh started to implement two Children’s Advisory Committees (CAC) in Dhaka and Barishal/ Bangladesh. Since then, 30… Read more: “I want to be an entrepeneur” – Tamanna’s story
In May 2022, South Africa hostet the V. Global Conference for the Elimination of Child Labour – a first on the agenda: a forum dedicated to children’s participation on Thursday, May… Read more: Dialogue Works goes Durban
Every 5 years representatives of governments, unions, employers, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and civil society come together to review the situation of working children worldwide, the progress made to eliminate… Read more: V. Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour
In January 2022 the first meeting of the Global Children’s Advisory Committee of Dialogue Works took place. 16 CAC members from 8 countries from different all parts of the world will… Read more: Introducing the Global CAC
Despite all difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Dialogue Works and its partner organisation have implemented a variety of activities with and for working children. Find all the details in our… Read more: Annual Report 2021
Joint Call for equal, inclusive and transparent children´s participation at the V Global Conference on Child Labour, 15th-20th May 2022, Durban/South Africa This public statement comes from working children’s representatives, including… Read more: Joint Call for Participation
One primary goal of our campaign is to empower working children and to encourage them to advocate on their own behalf. We will regularly present examples of such advocacy on this… Read more: Advocacy in Action: Peru
One primary goal of our campaign is to empower working children and to encourage them to advocate on their own behalf. We will regularly present examples of such advocacy on this… Read more: Advocacy in Action: India
One primary goal of our campaign is to empower working children and to encourage them to advocate on their own behalf. One excellent example of such an advocacy action is presented… Read more: Advocacy in Action: Rwanda
Agriculture is one of the most dangerous working sectors for children. Young people working in agriculture may face hazardous or physically heavy work. Sometimes their obligations prevent them from going to… Read more: Dialogue Works at the FAO Global Solutions Forum
Our partner organisation Children’s Voice Today from Rwanda has documented one of their CAC meetings and the learnings gained in the process in this amazing video. It illustrates how clearly working… Read more: CAC Diary from Rwanda
Children’s resilience, their capacity to adapt to new situations and contexts, has always been an important factor which impacted how children learned, strived and succeeded. However, during the past 18 months… Read more: Participation & Resilience
How does the COVID-19 pandemic affect the lives of children across the world? And which effects does it have on violence against children in particular? These were the main questions addressed… Read more: Dialogue Works at the UN General Assembly
The global COVID-19 pandemic has affected the lives of working children and their families enormously . This shows the results from a participatory research in six countries done by Kindernothilfe.
In the past four years, we have learned one lesson over and over again: Children’s work is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon. Its impacts and consequences differ according to the type… Read more: Gender Differences in Children’s Work
Time to Talk! will host a panel discussion during the virtual Civil Society Summit 2020. Four Children Advisory Comittee delegates from Kenya and Bangladesh will share there experience and suggestions in… Read more: Time to Talk! at the Civil Society Summit 2020
Time to Talk! is part of the latest publication of the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children. The report “When children take the lead” contents… Read more: When children take the lead
Today is just one day – however, child labour has countless different faces. And you have to talk to each and every one of them to design sustainable and effective policy… Read more: World Day against Child Labour 2020
Due to the lockdown regulations in Medan, the local Children Advisory Comittee (CAC) met online to discuss challenges arising due to COVID-19 pandemic.
The Children Advisory Comittee in Peru created a theater play tfor their advocacy action to raise awareness on their needs to be happy. With the help from our partner organization CESIP… Read more: Peru: “Let us be happy”
Children at Carnival: “Without abuse we have a better life!” In Bolivia the Children Advisory Committee Members joint the local Carnival Festival and spread their messages about ending violence against children.
On behalf of the Child Labour Orientation Day on the 30th of July 2019, the Children Advisory Commitee(CAC) CWISH carried out advocacy workshops in various schools. On behalf of the Child… Read more: Nepal: Children Workshops on Child Labour
On the World Day against Child Labour three members of the same group were invited to vitsit the radio station. Justine Regasa, Vea delos Santos and Justine delos Santos shared their… Read more: Philippines: Time to Talk! live on the radio
Child participation in International Development Cooperation – about which importance everyone is talking about but which has not taken of yet in reality. With this booklet we want to strenghten the… Read more: Getting ready for the journey of child participation
Katherina from Peru and Jed from the Philippines gave an emotional, convincing and inspiring speech about children´s work at the 30 Years anniversary celebrations by the German Ministry for Economic Development… Read more: T2T Delegates gave Speech about working children
Germany can and must do more to combat exploitative child labour worldwide. In particular, there is a need for legal regulation of the human rights due diligence obligations of German companies.
On the occasion of the 30 Years anniversary of the UN-Child Rights Convention the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Delevopment invited two Time to Talk!-Delegates to speak about their lives… Read more: Berlin: “Listen to our Voices and respect our rights!”
The Policy Briefing Paper which is published jointly by Time to Talk and Young Lives, aims to incorporate Working Children´s Views in policy interventions: Download here.
In order to raise awareness for the World Day against Child Labour ThD Italy organized five events at Debaga Camp in Iraq to inform about child labour and its consequences in… Read more: World Day against Child Labour in Iraq
Time flies and initially the Time to Talk! project was planned to end 2018 with the publication of our (upcoming) Validation & Lessons Learned Report.Through our participatory feedback mechanisms the Time… Read more: Time to Talk! goes into a Second Project Phase
Impressions from the Global Child Forum 2018 “Isn’t it logical that we include children in what we decide today? They have to live with the consequences.” H.R.H. Princess Laurentien of the… Read more: Video from the Global Child Forum
Children Describe Their Work: The “It’s Time to Talk! – Children’s Views on Children’s Work” campaign asked over 1,800 children in consultations in 36 countries what their day looks like.
On April 25th, 2026, a landmark initiative was launched to ensure that children and young people are not only heard but actively involved in global events that affect their lives. After… Read more: “Include Us!” – New Standards for Children and Young People to Meaningfully Participate in Global Events
This public statement comes from working children’s representatives, including 5 movements of working children, 18 NGOs and 10 researchers dedicated to support working children. It addresses the organisers of the upcoming… Read more: Joint Statement for the VI Global Conference on Child Labour (Morocco, 11–13 February 2026)
Are you in between 8 and 24 years old and have you attended a global event, or you are eager to help make child participation in global events more meaningful? Please… Read more: Complementary Survey on Child Participation in Global Events
ZDF logo! dedicated its programming to World Children`s Day, showcasing various facets of the topic. This included a section on the topic of child labour – filmed in the project area… Read more: Bolivian CAC members featured in a German TV report!
Last Saturday, we hosted the (online) closing event of Dialogue Works—a special occasion that brought together almost everyone involved in the project. Participants included members of the Children’s Advisory Committee (CAC),… Read more: Closing Event of Dialogue Works
Curious to know what children and young people around the world think about their role in global events? We’re thrilled to share that the results of our recent child-friendly survey are… Read more: Children’s voices on participation in global events
We are thrilled to announce that two members of our Dialogue Works’ Child Advisory Committee, Melaní from Guatemala and Shekinah from Zimbabwe, have been selected as two of the twelve child… Read more: Child delegates representing Dialogue Works at first Global Ministerial Conference
We are hiring one to two Global Coordinator(s) for the Dialogue Works campaign. This part- or full-time position, from January to June 2025 (with a possibility of extension), will support the… Read more: Job Opening: Global Coordinator (50-100%)
en français We are excited to launch a survey aimed at gathering insights from children about their involvement in global events. Whether you’ve attended a World Conference, Summit, or Ministerial Conference,… Read more: Improve the future of children’s participation in global events
From July 8th to July 11th, 2024, the Asian Regional Children’s Advisory Committee (CAC) Meeting was held in Kathmandu, Nepal. The purpose of the meeting was for working children across the… Read more: Asian Regional Children’s Advisory Committee Meeting kicks off in Kathmandu
We are excited to announce the publication of the “Child-Friendly Recommendations from the Exchange between Working Children and UN Child Rights Experts.” This report is a result of workshops held in… Read more: Recommendations from children working in WFCL
We are thrilled to introduce the Harare children’s Call to Action, a powerful initiative launched by the African Regional Child Advisory Committee, a group of eighteen children from Africa and the… Read more: Harare children’s Call to Action
Recently, Dialogue Works’ Child Advisory Committee (CAC) members from Bangladesh and Nepal attended a virtual meeting with children’s rights experts to talk about their experienes as working children in the Worst… Read more: Children’s rights experts exchanges directly with CAC members
Representatives from the Children’s Advisory Committees (CAC) of Zambia, Rwanda, Kenya, Lebanon, and Zimbabwe met in Harare, Zimbabwe from April, 20th to April 23rd, 2024, for the African Regional CAC Meeting.… Read more: Regional Children’s Advisory Committee Meeting Held to Strengthen African Advocacy
Children’s Advisory Committee coordinators from 7 countries came together in Istanbul for a week to share their experiences during a workshop and reflect on how to continue the great work we… Read more: Global Workshop in Istanbul
From February 29th to March 4th, 2024, the Latin American Regional Children’s Advisory Committee (CAC) Meeting was held in Lima, Peru. This event was the result of months of preparation, with… Read more: Peru hosts the Latin American Regional Children’s Advisory Committee Meeting
During the last year a lot happened at the Dialogue Works Family. We created a video with visual inputs from all our partners to let you know what is going on… Read more: Year 2023 in review
On the 4th of September, CWISH, our partner organisation Nepal, organised an interesting session on the topics of child labour, forced labour and human trafficking in Nepal. The session included participants… Read more: Nepal: Successful session on exploitative labour and human rights with stakeholders
The working children associated with our partner-organisation, PASOCAP, recently celebrated a great achievement. After more than 10 years of hard work, a milestone in the recognition of dignified work was reached.… Read more: Day for the dignity of working children in Potosi, Bolivia
On December 12, 2023, as part of the 75th anniversary celebrations of the Universal Declaration of Human rights, the Palais des Nations in Geneva hosted a hybrid event titled “UDHR75: Revitalizing… Read more: Revitalizing the Universal Commitment to All Children’s Rights
By now it is official: children do have a right to a healthy environment, and the United Nations must take measures to guarantee this right worldwide. This marks one of the… Read more: General Comment No. 26 on children’s environmental rights
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Media Youth Group, an initiative to empower working children through media. This new group will play a crucial role in amplifying their… Read more: Media Youth Group of Dialogue Works kicks off
The African Climate Summit, held in Nairobi, brought together Child Advisory Committee members of Dialogue Works like Julie, Mike, Phenylle and Diana, who are also actively engaged in addressing climate change within their communities. These youth delegates, representing the organization Welfare of Children and Youth Kenya, shared their experiences and insights about climate issues, their expectations from countries responsible for climate change, and recommendations for a better approach to include working children and youth in international policy debates.
The Women Deliver Conference, a global platform dedicated to gender equality and the promotion of health, rights and well-being of girls and women, took place for the first time this year… Read more: Empowering voices for gender equality at the Women Deliver Conference
In the framework of the International Day against Child Labour, 12th of June, Dialogue Works together with other agencies launches the child friendly version of the Durban Call to Action (the… Read more: International Day against Child Labour
This year, in the framework of the International Day against Child Labour – 12th of June, CAC members from India, Zambia and Peru share with you why children’s participation is so… Read more: 12th of June: Why participation matters
A total of 10 delegates from Zambia, Zimbabwe, Rwanda and Kenya presented the Kigali Declaration at the African Children Summit, held from 10th to 12th April 2023 in Nairobi, Kenia.
The Dialogue Works campaign is proud to launch the Kigali Declaration – the outcome document of our Global Gathering of Working Children and Youth, which took place in Kigali/ Rwanda in… Read more: Launch of the Kigali Declaration
Kindernothilfe and Terre des Hommes support demands of working children Duisburg/Brussels/Geneva, 05.04.2023 – A conference of a special kind starts on Easter Monday in Nairobi/Kenya: the African Children Summit. A conference… Read more: Press release: Major children’s conference with UN Special Representative in Kenya
Looniva, where are you from? I am from Lalitpur, Nepal. How is your living situation? My living situation has been quite average right now since my sister started working. I live… Read more: Interview: Looniva, Global Gathering Delegate from Nepal
This January, Dialogue Works successfully hosted its first ever Global Gathering of working Children and Youth in Kigali, Rwanda, a conference for working children and youth representatives to exchange, to learn… Read more: Mission Accomplished – Global Gathering 2023
Dialogue Works is happy to announce our campaign’s first ever Global Gathering of working children in Kigali, Ruanda! We are planning an entire week of exchange, learning and action planning for… Read more: Announcement: Global Gathering of working Children 2023
After she represented Dialogue Works at the V. Global Conference in Durban in May, CAC member Ashley visited Berlin last week. In meetings with politicians, government officials and youth representatives she… Read more: From Durban to Berlin
A few weeks after participating in the V. Global Conference for the Elimination of Child Labour in Durban, South Africa, our delegates have looked back on the experience.
In 2021, the non-profit organisation CSID (Centre for Services and Information on Disability) from Bangladesh started to implement two Children’s Advisory Committees (CAC) in Dhaka and Barishal/ Bangladesh. Since then, 30… Read more: “I want to be an entrepeneur” – Tamanna’s story
Ashley (15) participated in the Children´s Forum during the V Global Conference on Elimination of Child Labour and hold a powerful speech about her experiences, including messages to political stakeholders worldwide.… Read more: “We need scholarships for children to start, continue or finish their formal education!”
Kabwe (18) participated in the Children´s Forum during the V Global Conference on Elimination of Child Labour and hold a powerful speech about his experiences, including messages to political stakeholders worldwide.… Read more: “Providing education is the basis of everything. But we talk about quality education.”
In May 2022, South Africa hostet the V. Global Conference for the Elimination of Child Labour – a first on the agenda: a forum dedicated to children’s participation on Thursday, May… Read more: Dialogue Works goes Durban
Every 5 years representatives of governments, unions, employers, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and civil society come together to review the situation of working children worldwide, the progress made to eliminate… Read more: V. Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour
In January 2022 the first meeting of the Global Children’s Advisory Committee of Dialogue Works took place. 16 CAC members from 8 countries from different all parts of the world will… Read more: Introducing the Global CAC
In a CAC meeting working children from Kenya discussed how they were not allowed to participate in their community’s Barazas.
Despite all difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Dialogue Works and its partner organisation have implemented a variety of activities with and for working children. Find all the details in our… Read more: Annual Report 2021
Joint Call for equal, inclusive and transparent children´s participation at the V Global Conference on Child Labour, 15th-20th May 2022, Durban/South Africa This public statement comes from working children’s representatives, including… Read more: Joint Call for Participation
One primary goal of our campaign is to empower working children and to encourage them to advocate on their own behalf. We will regularly present examples of such advocacy on this… Read more: Advocacy in Action: Peru
One primary goal of our campaign is to empower working children and to encourage them to advocate on their own behalf. We will regularly present examples of such advocacy on this… Read more: Advocacy in Action: India
One primary goal of our campaign is to empower working children and to encourage them to advocate on their own behalf. One excellent example of such an advocacy action is presented… Read more: Advocacy in Action: Rwanda
Follow-up Exploratory Research on the Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Lives of Working Children and their Families
Agriculture is one of the most dangerous working sectors for children. Young people working in agriculture may face hazardous or physically heavy work. Sometimes their obligations prevent them from going to… Read more: Dialogue Works at the FAO Global Solutions Forum
Our partner organisation Children’s Voice Today from Rwanda has documented one of their CAC meetings and the learnings gained in the process in this amazing video. It illustrates how clearly working… Read more: CAC Diary from Rwanda
Children’s resilience, their capacity to adapt to new situations and contexts, has always been an important factor which impacted how children learned, strived and succeeded. However, during the past 18 months… Read more: Participation & Resilience
How does the COVID-19 pandemic affect the lives of children across the world? And which effects does it have on violence against children in particular? These were the main questions addressed… Read more: Dialogue Works at the UN General Assembly
Now that Time to Talk has come to an end, we are pleased to annouce what’s next! Learn all about our new project!
The global COVID-19 pandemic has affected the lives of working children and their families enormously . This shows the results from a participatory research in six countries done by Kindernothilfe.
Four years have passed since Time to Talk started in 2016 – and what a long way we have come! What started in 2016 as a bold idea of a global… Read more: Looking back at 4 years It’s Time to Talk!
In the past four years, we have learned one lesson over and over again: Children’s work is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon. Its impacts and consequences differ according to the type… Read more: Gender Differences in Children’s Work
C20 panel discusion: “Let Our Voices Be Heard: Working Children’s Perspective on Local and Global Matters”
The messages of the Children Advisory Comittee members at AMURT Lebanon are spread all over Chouf district in Lebanon on billboards.
Key highlights from exploratory research on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the lives of Working Children and their Families
Time to Talk! is part of the latest publication of the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children. The report “When children take the lead” contents… Read more: When children take the lead
Today is just one day – however, child labour has countless different faces. And you have to talk to each and every one of them to design sustainable and effective policy… Read more: World Day against Child Labour 2020
Due to the lockdown regulations in Medan, the local Children Advisory Comittee (CAC) met online to discuss challenges arising due to COVID-19 pandemic.
The Steering Comittee Organizations Kindernothilfe and terre des hommes are both members of Alliance 8.7. Alliance 8.7 consists of partners from around the world working together to achieve SDG Target 8.7.… Read more: SDG 8.7: Kindernothilfe and terre des hommes partner with Alliance 8.7
The Children Advisory Comittee in Peru created a theater play tfor their advocacy action to raise awareness on their needs to be happy. With the help from our partner organization CESIP… Read more: Peru: “Let us be happy”
Advocacy Action of the Children Advisory Committee (CAC) in Tachabi Kebele (Sinan district) Situation analysis with the “problem tree” For the children in Tachabi Kebele, Child Labour was the most prioritized… Read more: Ethiopia: Thinking of children is the first step of thinking of development
Children at Carnival: “Without abuse we have a better life!” In Bolivia the Children Advisory Committee Members joint the local Carnival Festival and spread their messages about ending violence against children.
On behalf of the Child Labour Orientation Day on the 30th of July 2019, the Children Advisory Commitee(CAC) CWISH carried out advocacy workshops in various schools. On behalf of the Child… Read more: Nepal: Children Workshops on Child Labour
On the World Day against Child Labour three members of the same group were invited to vitsit the radio station. Justine Regasa, Vea delos Santos and Justine delos Santos shared their… Read more: Philippines: Time to Talk! live on the radio
Children Advisory Committee members in Kenya organised a march against Child Labour. They invited important stakeholders to share their messages.
Awareness raising meetings with parents and professors
Our Partner Organization JCM performed their theme song “If We Work Together We Can Build A Better Future” to parents and politicians
Child participation in International Development Cooperation – about which importance everyone is talking about but which has not taken of yet in reality. With this booklet we want to strenghten the… Read more: Getting ready for the journey of child participation
“Let our voices be heard” – Proposals of working children and youth
Katherina from Peru and Jed from the Philippines gave an emotional, convincing and inspiring speech about children´s work at the 30 Years anniversary celebrations by the German Ministry for Economic Development… Read more: T2T Delegates gave Speech about working children
Germany can and must do more to combat exploitative child labour worldwide. In particular, there is a need for legal regulation of the human rights due diligence obligations of German companies.
On the occasion of the 30 Years anniversary of the UN-Child Rights Convention the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Delevopment invited two Time to Talk!-Delegates to speak about their lives… Read more: Berlin: “Listen to our Voices and respect our rights!”
Our Partner Organisation WCY (Welfare for Children and Youth) celebrated the International Youth Day
The Policy Briefing Paper which is published jointly by Time to Talk and Young Lives, aims to incorporate Working Children´s Views in policy interventions: Download here.
Children’s working realities are very diverse and it is crucial to approach children in a wider socio-ecological framework.
With the Lessons Learned Report, we evaluated the whole Time to Talk! project and process – and also the quality of children’s participation.
Time to Talk! is highlighted as a case example in a report published by the alliance Joining Forces on the 30 year anniversary of the UN CRC in 2019.
Our partner in India “PARA – People’s Action for Rural Awakening” organized a Bike rally to raise awareness for the support of working children.
In order to raise awareness for the World Day against Child Labour ThD Italy organized five events at Debaga Camp in Iraq to inform about child labour and its consequences in… Read more: World Day against Child Labour in Iraq
A Banner for commitment Our Time to Talk! partner PKPA in Indonesia shared great pictures of CAC members designing a banner. It was created by a group of 30 children, who… Read more: Indonesia: “It’s time to talk about ending Child labour!”
To start the second phase of the Time to Talk! project four regional workshops took place in Nepal, Zambia, Peru and Kosovo. All 25 partners of the Time to Talk! 2019… Read more: Regional Workshops in Nepal, Zambia, Peru and Kosovo
Feedback-Video of Time to Talk!-representatives about the Global Child Forum 2018
“Simply Explained” – the results of the Global Conference on the Sustained Eradication of Child Labour explained child-friendly
Impressions from the Global Child Forum 2018 “Isn’t it logical that we include children in what we decide today? They have to live with the consequences.” H.R.H. Princess Laurentien of the… Read more: Video from the Global Child Forum
Questions posed by youth representatives to businesses attending the Global Child Forum
Visit of the Time to Talk!-Team and our children’s delegates at the GCF 2018
Children Describe the Two Sides of Working
Children Describe Their Work: The “It’s Time to Talk! – Children’s Views on Children’s Work” campaign asked over 1,800 children in consultations in 36 countries what their day looks like.