We’re inviting children, young people, adults and supporting organisations to share any relevant examples or evidence - whether it’s a success story or a challenge you’ve come across in your work or conversations.

Every piece of information helps build a clearer picture of how children’s rights are being experienced in everyday life.  

This evidence will strengthen our ability to monitor children's rights, influence policy and practice and advocate for change.  

Information shared with us may be used in several ways, including: 

We will only use information in ways that participants are comfortable with. We are happy to anonymise stories, remove identifiable details, or adapt how examples are presented.  

If the example you wish to share is by or about a specific or young person, it's important that they have full control over whether and how their story is used. We have produced resources to supporting involvement, including a child-friendly leaflet to help explain the campaign to children and young people, and support them to understand how their information could be used and whether they want to be involved.