Gillian Barnett

“THERE’S A FEAR of the power of women,” said President Catherine Connolly during the election campaign, reflecting on Ireland’s long history of silencing female voices. That fear, rooted in centuries of control, containment, and institutional suppression, is not unique to Ireland. It echoes across borders and generations, shaping the lives of women and girls everywhere. On World Children’s Day today, I’m reflecting on what it truly means to listen to children.

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EVERY CHILD HAS an inalienable right to safety, water, food, shelter and education; but the fundamental impacts of climate change directly threaten the rights of children. In our experience, working on the ground in some of the world’s most challenging and vulnerable places, climate change is the greatest threat facing the well-being of the world’s children. It is vital that children’s voices be included in dialogue and decision-making, at all levels, around climate change.