UNESCO’s guide supports families in building healthy digital habits, recognizing misinformation and manipulation, and creating safer, more inclusive online experiences for children and young people.
UNICEF published a global report that reveals how the rapid global expansion of pesticide use is creating harm that is underestimated for children globally. The report calls for urgent, coordinated regulatory, agricultural, health-system and societal action.
UNICEF published a practical guide designed to help practitioners and advocates apply behavioral science to protect children from environmental health threats. It is built around the REACH framework: recognize, engage, act, context, habit.
The Moving Minds Alliance compiled and published a collection of reflections on the well-being and rights of young children affected by climate change, championing contextually grounded evidence and locally led innovations in crisis response.
The Brookings Institution released a working paper that argues that investing in climate-resilient care services can strengthen communities, protect vulnerable populations, and support climate adaptation.