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Find out what's been making headlines in the UK and around the world and catch up on the latest developments here at Tagd HQ. From announcing our latest competition winners, to details of our latest student forums, rallies and protests - discover what’s happening at UNICEF right here.

We hand in our petition to climate secretary
Last week we met Climate Change Secretary Chris Huhne to hand in our Get Children Climate Ready campaign photo petition.

Design a children's rights logo and win prizes
Are you a budding graphic designer? Are you handy with a pencil? Or maybe you’re an Illustrator or Photoshop pro? If so, the Children's Rights Alliance for England (CRAE) needs your help to design a new children’s rights logo.

UNICEF wants you as a youth advisor to the board
Are you interested in helping us work towards a better world for children? Then join us!

London kids and Charlie Simpson cycle for Somalia
Hundreds of East London schoolchildren are doing sponsored cycle ride today to raise money for UNICEF's East Africa Children's Crisis appeal.

Young people want to spend more time with family
Children and young people in the UK think they don't get to spend enough time with their families and feel under pressure to have the latest toys, gadgets and clothes.

UNICEF welcomes new young policy group
UNICEF UK has appointed six young people to form a new policy advisory group who will represent and champion children’s rights. The new group, UNIPOL, is made up of young people from across the country.

Volunteer with Tagd at Underage Festival
We're looking for London-based young volunteers to help run our stall and Get Children Climate Ready at Underage Festival.

Advise the Government on climate change
Do you ever wish the Government would pay more attention to young people on issues that affect your future? Here's your chance to have your say!

Messages to Cameron kick off year of child rights
Last Friday David Cameron received a special delivery at 10 Downing Street: thousands of messages from you - children and young people from across the UK - written on paper and cardboard footprints.

What happened at the Durban climate talks?
COP17, an important meeting in Durban, South Africa, where politicians from around the world talked about how to fight climate change, ended last weekend. What happened – and what does it mean for children and young people around the world?

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