Ewan McGregor at the C8 children's summit, Gleneagles, 2005.
© UNICEF UK/Nick McGowan-Lowe/2005
Know your rights, use them, make your voice heard, change the world for children...
UNICEF UK Youth Voice is a network of young people in the UK, aged 11 - 18, who are committed to children’s rights. By fundraising, campaigning and discussing their opinions, Youth Voice speak up and speak out for the world’s children.
UNICEF Youth Voice members are invited to events, to enter competitions, to read about our work and our Ambassadors, to campaign and fundraise via the Youth Voice website and newsletter.
Several times a year UNICEF Youth Voice also organises “Road Shows” – a chance for young people to come together and put forward their thoughts on important issues for young people, both in this country and in developing countries.
UNICEF UK is led by a youth team in UNICEF UK and by our Youth Voice Advisors and Representatives - young people aged 12 - 18 who drive the work of Youth Voice and get very involved in the work of UNICEF UK.
