If you are a graduate of our Child Rights Ambassador course, Changemaker Challenge, you will recognize the sections below. Each section guides you to materials, stories, videos and other useful resources and experiences that relate to that particular topic.
Study children’s rights as they are expressed in the UN Convention for the Rights of the Child. Are these rights respected where you live? In your country, and in the world? Is there anything you’d like to change? | Explore resources about about
Child Rights.
No child should do any work that harms their health or prevents them from going to school. You have the right to be protected from hard labour, slavery and being exploited for financial gain.
Explore resources about about
Child labour and slavery.
Do girls and boys in your family and community have equal rights and opportunities? Do parents, teachers and other adults treat girls and boys equally in schools where you live. Are girls respected and protected from violence where you live and in your country? | Explore resources about about
Girls' equal rights.
All children have the right to go to school and compulsory school should be free for all. Did you know that more children than ever before start school nowadays? Good news! However, many children, especially girls, drop out too soon. | Explore resources about about the
Right to education.
Sometimes, our actions can harm the Earth more than we might think. And if Earth is harmed, many children will suffer harsh rights violations such as lack of food and water, polluted air, and natural disasters. | Explore resources about about the
Caring for Earth.
You have the right to protection from violence and abuse, both physical and psychological. Children suffer the most in violent situations, whether it happens in their own homes or a war. Some children are even forced to fight as soldiers, by armed groups. | Explore resources about about the
Right to protection.
You and all children are welcome to participate in the World’s Children’s Prize Program! It empowers children to become changemakers for the rights of the child, with a special focus on girls’ equal rights. You can easily adapt its process and activities to your local circumstances and needs. | Explore resources about about the
World’s Children’s Prize Program.
As a Child Rights Ambassador and changemaker, children and young people can make a real difference where they live, in Sweden, and in the world. | Explore resources about
Changemaker Mission.
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