PRESS RELEASE: Global Child Forum Urges Asian Business Leaders to Take Action on Children’s Rights

PRESS RELEASE: Global Child Forum Announces New Leadership Appointments, Strengthening Efforts to Drive Change Around Children’s Rights in Business

PRESS RELEASE: Global Child Forum and the Global Reporting Initiative commit to driving corporate action to improve children’s lives

PRESS RELEASE: New 2018 digital tool enables businesses to assess their impact on children

PRESS RELEASE: Global Child Forum data shows four out of ten companies lack guidelines to combat child labour

Global Child Forum awarded IKEA Foundation grant, reinforcing support for children’s rights in business

Global Child Forum is the proud recipient of an IKEA Foundation grant totalling 38.5 million SEK, fortifying the organization’s efforts to ensure that children’s rights are supported and advanced among the corporate sector.

Media invited to Global Child Forum 2018 at the Stockholm Royal Palace

On Wednesday, April 11th, the Global Child Forum, a leading forum for children's rights and business, will bring together global leaders to demonstrate that business has the power to solve some of the most pressing issues facing children today.

PRESS RELEASE Global Child Forum and UNICEF commit to work together to urge business to support children’s rights

Global Child Forum and UNICEF signed a Memorandum of Understanding today reinforcing the two organizations’ continued collaboration working to promote the rights and well-being of every child.

Global Child Forum announces Ulrika Nilsson as new Managing Director

Global Child Forum is pleased to announce the appointment of Ulrika Nilsson as Managing Director.

New Global Child Forum study reveals that the South American businesses can do more to protect children.

A new Global Child Forum study reveals that the region’s businesses can do more to protect children. The study, Children’s Rights and the Corporate Sector in South America, reports on how well business integrates and report on children’s rights.