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Christmas Address of the National Network for Children

26,258 children from 137 countries across all five UN regions responded to the survey

The campaign First Years First Priority launched on 15 December aims to bring change for young children in Europe

This is confirmed by the Eurochild report, “Growing Up in Lockdown: Europe’s Children in the Age of COVID-19”, which contains information from 25 countries

Eurochild and its members are calling for recovery plans that take children’s needs into account

Civic organizations and groups mobilized their means and know-how, stretching way beyond their usual capacities to assist those in need, where needed.

For sixth consecutive year, on this day National Network for Children is holding the youth forum “VOICE IT, opinion of importance”

National Network for Children supports and accelerates the process of normative regulation and establishment of a National System for Early Childhood Intervention.

Read the stories of Ivana, Siena and Sadat

The 2020 edition of the European Day therefore focuses on “Preventing risky behaviour by children

Investing in children and prioritising children’s well-being is an essential ingredient of building more inclusive and resilient societies.

This report, through a multi-level approach, shows that children’s well-being is influenced by a number of factors, including their actions and relationships

Covid-19 threatens to speed up a decades-old trend towards smaller families in rich countries.

The prestigious International Children’s Peace Prize is annually awarded to a child who has made a special effort to promote children’s rights

Many of the policy areas linked to improving Roma equality, inclusion and participation are primarily national responsibilities

It is our responsibility to be informed

Children are invited to share their priorities for making Europe a better place by 30 October

You can contribute to this consultation by filling in the online questionnaire.

The page addresses issues related to the work of the Committee, children’s rights and children’s participation

National Network for Children brought together 150 civil activists and organizations