This question belongs to all of us
“With your idea and initiative for the Nobel Peace Prize for all children of the world, you—the World Child Forum—are sending a message to the world that could hardly be more accurate, important, hopeful, and deeply systemic empathy-driven.”
Peter Spiegel, futurologist and author
What if all children received the Nobel Peace Prize?
This is not a slogan. It's a question that demands an answer. Not because children need a prize, but because we adults must ask ourselves: What kind of world are we building for the two billion children living on this earth?
How to participate
Spread the question
Talk to a child. To teenagers. To friends, colleagues, people you meet in cafés, on trains, wherever conversations happen. This question thrives on dialogue, not clicks. It changes things when it is spoken.
Connect us with people who need to be heard
Peace researchers, politicians, artists, child protection organizations, teachers, journalists, foundation directors, people eligible to nominate. Help us reach them. From person to person.
Help us translate
This question should be understood worldwide. Do you speak another language? Help us translate it – not just as text, but as a story that resonates.
Question us
What are we overlooking? What seems too idealistic, too narrow, too abstract? We need critical thinking, not habitual agreement. Show us what we're not yet seeing.
Does your organization want to get involved?
If your work puts children's perspectives at the center, ask this question too. Share it with your voice. Take it into networks, committees, guidelines – wherever the future is being discussed.
People and organizations already supporting
Peter Spiegel × 3Zero Club
Peter Spiegel, futurologist and founder of the 3Zero Club, brings his network of change-makers and systemic thinkers to this initiative. The 3Zero Club, inspired by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus's vision of zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero net carbon emissions, connects the Nobel Prize initiative with a global community working toward regenerative futures.
Each supporter brings their own network, perspective, and voice. This section grows as the movement grows.
Creative collaborations
Franz Walter × Dundu
An initial artistic response to the question. Details drop December 7th.
Artists, musicians, writers, designers – anyone who can translate this question into something people can see, hear, feel. This is where the question becomes visible.
Who we are
We are a small team working on this initiative as volunteers. We don't rely on volume, but on authenticity. We believe in conversations that matter, in networks built person by person, in questions asked with genuine curiosity.
If this question resonates with you, you're already part of this movement.
When the nomination is submitted in January 2026, all supporters will be included in the official nomination to the Nobel Committee, if they wish. We'll list you and your organization on this website as the movement grows.
Contact
For questions, suggestions, criticism, or to let us know you want to join.
What happens next
Until January 31, 2026, we're building a worldwide coalition to submit this nomination together. Not as a single voice, but as many voices asking the same question: What if all children of this world received the Nobel Peace Prize?