In April, the Plurinational Committee for Children and Adolescents met in La Paz for their 3rd General Assembly, achieving new agreements and fostering dialogues with national authorities.
“Municipios Amigos de la Niñez” is a UNICEF program accrediting municipalities addressing children’s rights with their involvement in decision-making about policies and programs.
In Soesterberg, Netherlands, eleven youths gathered for holistic well-being and leadership training on March 25-26, 2023. They received certificates and reported increased confidence.
Introducing Act2gether: Global Voices podcast where young voices lead discussions on mental health, climate change, and holistic well-being. Join us for insightful conversations and diverse perspectives. Launching our first episode soon!
Since January, 25 students and 60 teachers in Ramallah were trained by Act2gether Palestine on child protection. The partnership with local schools aims to enhance child well-being and holistic development.
‘Global Voices’ by ACT2gether is a platform for young people to share perspectives on crucial issues. Launched in 2021, it focuses on topics like mental health, fostering open, stigma-free discussions.
Intergenerational partnerships and child participation, the achievements of ACT2gether Latin America
Reflecting on 2022, ACT2gether Latin America’s success in Bolivia highlights the impact of dedicated work with children. Projects like School Governments and Accionando ensure children’s voices are heard and their communities improved, promoting leadership and better conditions for all.
ACT2gether Netherlands announces 2getherLAND Netherlands 2023! From April 14-16, youth and adults will unite to address mental well-being. Pre-register now!
In 2022, ACT2gether Palestine empowered children through sports, special needs support, and health programs. They trained 90 girls and 200 teachers on health and well-being in the Jordan Valley.
October was essential for the Learning for Well-being Foundation with the unveiling of the “What Makes Me?” report, sparking debates on childhood education and care in Europe and the US.