Through Tagd, young people can play a major role in the work of UNICEF UK, the world's biggest children's charity. Find out how you can raise awareness, campaign and fundraise to help protect the rights of all children. Get creative and make your own film about an issue you care about, or even get your school involved. You'll find everything you need to get started here.
Do Something
Get Started
Find out how to get started with Tagd - create a Tag, Tag campaigns you care about and join in the debate by leaving comments.
Get Started
Campaign
As a young person, your voice counts. It can be a powerful tool in getting your message across to today’s leaders. Campaign for something you are passionate about.
Campaign
Get Creative
We'll help you find your inner Spielberg, teach you how to argue better than Paxman and write articles of Aristotelian persuasion.
Get Creative
Spread the Word
UNICEF UK challenges you to spread the word about children's rights and issues for children everywhere. Who you tell is up to you!
Spread the Word
Fundraise
All over the UK, young people are putting the fun back into fundraising and we’ve created a pack especially to help you, with lots of tips on how to raise money for UNICEF and the sort of events you might like to organise.
Fundraise
Volunteer
As a young person, there are lots of ways you can give your time to help UNICEF’s work. You could raise money, support campaigns, or help to spread the word about young people’s rights.
Volunteer
Get Connected
Whether you like posting comments, tagging your mates or tweeting, UNICEF Tagd has pages on loads of websites so you can stay informed.
Get Connected
The Rights Respecting School Award
UNICEF UK has teamed up with schools to create the Rights Respecting School Award (RRSA), meaning you can be more involved in decisions about how your school is run.
The Rights Respecting School Award
Useful resources
This page lists useful resources for teachers and young people who wish to campaign on UNICEF issues. Help put it right by downloading a campaign or teaching pack.
Useful resources