Political Engagement

Children's voices belong where decisions are made.

Peace is not created by political declarations alone. But political leaders have a responsibility to listen to children and to shape the conditions for a more peaceful future. We invite you to do exactly that.

Support the Pledge Political Ambassadors

Who we invite

Leaders at every level, from every party

Local and regional politicians
National parliamentarians
Ministers and relevant public authorities
International decision-makers
Members of international parliamentary networks
Representatives of relevant international organisations

Real access, not just endorsement

What matters most is not a name on a list, but a real conversation between children and the people who make decisions. Every commitment we invite is designed to create that conversation.

Children of World Peace is independent of party politics. Supporting the pledge is a personal and voluntary commitment, not a party-political statement.

The Children's Peace Pledge

Five principles for leaders who listen

By supporting The Children's Peace Pledge, I commit to:

Listen to children.
Recognise children's perspectives on peace.
Support opportunities for dialogue between children and decision-makers.
Strengthen education and democratic participation as foundations for peace.
Encourage cooperation across borders, cultures and communities.

Published supporters

No pledges have been published yet. Supporters are shown here only after they have confirmed their pledge and agreed to publication.

Express your support

Please note: online registration is coming soon. For now, the form opens your email app. Your support is recorded when we have confirmed it with you, and it is never published without your approval.

Full name Role or office Level Country Email A concrete action you would like to take (optional)

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Upcoming programme

Political Ambassadors

We are developing an international ambassador model. It will be launched formally once the association is established. A Political Ambassador will be able to:

Create contact between children and political leaders.
Visit a participating Peace School.
Listen to children's experiences and proposals for peace.
Help bring children's perspectives into political forums.
Build international connections between the movement and relevant decision-makers.

Interested in becoming an ambassador?

Leaders who support the pledge will be the first we invite into the programme. If you would like to help shape it, let us know.

Express interest

How dialogue works

From a pledge to a real conversation

Support the pledgeYou commit to the five principles — personally and voluntarily.
Meet childrenWe help you connect with a Peace School in your area, with teachers present and safeguarding in place.
Listen and respondChildren share their questions and ideas. You answer honestly, in language they understand.
Act and shareYou describe what you will do. With your consent, your response is shared in Children's Voices.

The Children's Peace Goals

Children in Peace Schools are formulating their own peace goals. Political leaders can adopt a goal and follow it towards 2028, when we aim to offer the goals as input to the United Nations.

Explore the Peace Goals →