Invitation to join
“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.”
This question is not a slogan. It is an impulse. An invitation. A wake-up call!
Not because children need a prize. But because we adults must ask ourselves how we want to leave behind a world – their world – for the children of this world, who are born ready for peace. A world with safe spaces to grow up in. With opportunities that are more than mere promises. With biographies that are not just about survival, but about making a contribution.
It all begins with the question
What if all children received the Nobel Peace Prize?
Ask it. In conversations that matter. With people whose answers you really want to hear. In schools, at the kitchen table, in team meetings, with decision-makers. This question thrives not on clicks, but on dialogue. It changes things when it is spoken.
How you can participate
Pass on the question
Help the idea spread organically. Trust in what motivates people: genuine conversations.
Connect us with peoplewho need to be heard
Peace researchers, politicians, people interested in the topic, artists, child protection organisations, NGOs, teachers, educators, journalists, media, foundation directors, people who are eligible to nominate, and many more.
Help us reach them.
From person to person.
Help us translate
This question should be understood, felt and shared worldwide. Do you speak another language? Help us translate it – not just as text, but as a story.
Give us feedback
Question us. What are we overlooking? What seems too idealistic, too narrow, too abstract? What is missing to make this movement viable? We need critical thinking, not habitual agreement. Show us what we are not yet seeing.
Does your organisation want to get involved?
If your work shows that children, childishness and a change of perspective should help shape our decisions and our vision of the future, then ask this question too. Share it with your voice. Take it into networks, committees and guidelines – wherever the future is being discussed.
Who we are
We are a small group working on this initiative on a voluntary basis. We do not rely ‘only’ on volume, but on authenticity. We believe in success and do not continue the story of failure. If you feel addressed, then you are already part of this movement.
We will then mention you and your organisation on our website in due course. When the nomination is submitted in January, you will be included in the official nomination to the Nobel Prize Committee, if you wish.
Contact
Eine Initiative des World Child Forums.