We are participating on World Youth Skills Day and focus on Skills for a Shared Future.

We have started a collaboration with the Roma Youth Association in Turkey.

We have become a formal supporter of the ITU Global Initiative on AI and Virtual Worlds.

We support ITU and United for Smart Sustainable Cities with a (child-friendly) DDG-framework.

We started a Connection Desk Child Rights Play train-the-trainer program in Mali.

We are calling on Governments to turn commitments into action on AI children’s rights.

We participated at the AI For Good Global Summit in Geneva with a focus on youth.

We are a new Non-Profit Institution member of the World Internet Conference in China.

We celebrated the launch of the AI Literacy Framework for Education with the EU in Brussels.

We started to collaborate with the African Library & Information Associations & Institutions.

We raised awareness on children rights in the Citiverse at the Future Festival in Rotterdam.

We participated at the Digital Rights & Inclusion Forum in Abidjan.

We worked with education experts on a Digital Citizenship Roadmap at the EU in Strasbourg.

We presented the status of Digital Child Rights to African representatives in Ivory Coast.

We trained new ambassadors in a Township in Cape Town and started a Connection Desk.

We give young people a voice to develop a Social Responsible AI Code for the City of Rotterdam.

We organized with local partners our first Child Rights PLAY activity in Uganda.

We launched a new card game”Scam Me if You can”  to increase the resilience of young people. 

We started collaboration in Cape Town and celebrated Human Rights Festival in Johannesburg.

Together with the UN Youth Office and UNESCO in Paris we focus on youth participation

We trained new Turkish Digital Child Rights ambassadors at the University in Izmir.

We report the status of Digital Child Rights based on the UN Concluding Observations.

We trained Turkish NGO’s on digital children’s rights and youth empowerment.

We successfully tested our Digital Child Rights Monitor at the London School of Economics.

We celebrated Human Rights Day with local organizations and young people.

Together with UNICEF we presented our digital citizenship program to Dutch municipalities.

Together with Paradigm Initiative we organized a Talk with African and European youth (YES!)

Together with different local organizations we trained new youth-ambassadors.

We share our knowledge and tools on a new platform in more than 100 languages.

Based on our ten digital rights themes we developed AI Literacy activities.

We started a Digital Child Rights Network in Zambia with local partners.

Invited by Eurocities in Bordeaux to present our Digital Citizenship program.

We launched our Child Rights PLAY campaign on International Youth Day in Amsterdam.

We trained youth workers on digital citizenship together with the Dutch Cities of Learning.

Discussing children’s right in the Metaverse at the Internet Governance Forum in Riyad.

We participated in Warsaw the Digital Citizenship squad of the European Digital Education Hub.

Together with UNESCO we focus on youth empowerment through AI and digital skills.

We started a new Connection Desk program for and with young Congolese refugees.

We started a new Child Rights PLAY activity with young children in a primary school in Belgium.

We have become a member of the Dutch Advisory Committee regarding healthy screen use.

Together with European experts we developed in Stockholm a digital well-being program.

We organized Child Rights PLAY sessions with our new youth ambassador on a secondary school.

We started new Child Rights digital literacy activities with children on a primary school in Greece.

We explore collaboration with Giga (ITU/UNICEF). When a school is connected we want to be there.

Giving children a voice and presenting their viewpoints to the Dutch government and UNICEF.

We support and embrace the launch of the new SDG Digital Agenda at the UN General Assembly.

We started our first Digital Child Rights Panel with young people on a secondary school in Barcelona.

Together with local partners and young people we started our first Digital Child Rights Network.

We did our pledge to the Partner2Connect, Digital Coalition of the International Telecom Union

We tested our card game Child Rights PLAY, with ten digital rights themes, with young people in London.

We tested our Talk with children and young refugees about their digital lives, their problems and wishes.

Our new Digital Child Rights Foundation started as an international youth organization.

The signing of the General Comment 25 gave us the drive to support digital children’s rights.

A visit to a Makani Center in Z’ataari confirmed our goal to create child-friendly digital spaces.