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Copenhagen 4’s Luke takes on the US Senate
Young campaigner Luke Hughes has launched an inventive international online campaign which takes the climate change fight right to the US Senate.

Young people: fight for your rights!
Calling all young people to put pressure on the government to help make children's rights part of UK law.

Be part of the One World Youth Jury
UNICEF and One World Media have teamed up to offer you the chance to be part of the One World Youth Jury and win a trip to London to visit TV channels, newspapers, and meet leading journalists and filmmakers.

Young climate leaders give COP15 the thumbs down
The UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen (COP15) ended in frustration last month. But the outcome was especially disappointing for the young people around the world who took part in the Children’s Climate Forum.

Play at being a virtual MP
A new virtual game launched by the UK Parliament this week is giving young people the opportunity to play at being an MP.

Influence the government’s climate change policy
The government wants to hear from young people on climate change – and you could help shape future policy.

Protesters demand justice outside Parliament
The UK's biggest ever climate change march took place on December 5th and UNICEF were there to demand action on climate change to protect the world's most vulnerable children.

Children’s Climate Forum Declaration 2009
Youth delegates from 44 countries attending the Children’s Climate Forum 2009 presented their final declaration to the President of COP 15.

The Ministry of Justice wants to hear from you!
In March 2009 the Ministry of Justice published a Green Paper on a possible Bill of Rights and Responsibilities. They are now asking what people think about it.

Question Time debate for young people
The Department of Energy and Climate Change and the Hansard Society are hosting an exclusive Question Time debate for 80 young people on climate change and need your questions.

Girl Guides say yes to taking action on HIV & AIDS
Over 1,500 Girl Guides around the UK have taken part in UNICEF’s Just Say Yes project to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS and its effect on children around the world. The Tagd team paid a visit to one of the Girlguiding groups who took part.

Stand up for Anti-Bullying Week
National Anti-Bullying Week promotes positive action to reduce bullying in all its forms. Know your rights and read on for anti-bullying tips, facts and inspiring films.

The battle to make the CRC part of UK law
This week we are celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) - but it is still not part of UK law. Find out why it needs to be.