Eurochild produces policy briefings, working papers and reports on a variety of issues that affects the lives of children.
These policy briefings are produced by the Eurochild secretariat, often in collaboration or in consultation with the membership. The policy papers offer guidance to policy makers, researchers, professionals working with or for children.
A necessary step to put children’s rights at the heart of digital policy. Eurochild welcomes the proposed EU KIDS Act as a necessary step toward a safer digital environment that upholds…
How children’s backgrounds shape children’s experiences in the digital environment. Children do not experience the digital environment equally. Poverty, disability, migration status, care status, housing deprivation and discrimination shape whether…
A Guide to Create Accessible Documents with and for Children
Accessible information is key to meaningful participation. Discover Eurochild and Learning for Wellbeing Foundation’s practical guide to creating clearer, more inclusive documents. Every child has the right to participate in…
Putting Children’s Rights at the Heart of the Enlargement Package
How Eurochild mobilised national children’s rights organisations to inform the European Commission's 2026 Enlargement Package. Children’s rights must be an essential part of the EU enlargement process. As candidate and…
Eurochild's reaction to the report of the Special Panel on child safety online
The panel’s response to the call to rethink the business model of social media to address risks for children. Eurochild welcomes the publication of the report by the Co-Chairs of…
Beyond Employment: Making the European Pillar for Social Rights Deliver for Children
Eurochild’s position paper on the renewed European Pillar of Social Rights 2026. Eurochild welcomes the renewed commitment to the European Pillar of Social Rights but calls for children to be…
