Children's questions to politicians
What children want to ask the people who make decisions about their future.
This is where the two pathways meet. Children in Peace Schools share their questions, reflections and proposals for peace — and political leaders are invited to listen and respond.
These areas will fill up as Peace Schools join and dialogues take place. Nothing here is invented: every contribution comes from a confirmed Peace School and is published with consent.
What children want to ask the people who make decisions about their future.
Children's own words about what peace means, and what makes it difficult.
Ideas for peace developed by classes and schools around the world.
The peace goals children are formulating towards 2028. Read more →
What happened when children and political leaders met — and what was agreed.
Documented responses from political leaders to children's proposals.
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