The Way We Care follows Emily and Lachlan, whose lives have been shaped by out-of-home care, as they work alongside an emerging community of carers, practitioners and advocates who dare to imagine a different future. Through lived experience, relational practice and community leadership, the documentary explores what becomes possible when connection, relationships and belonging are placed at the heart of how we care for children.

This webinar unpacked effective multisectoral approaches to ECD for children with disabilities and the caregivers who support them, highlighted initiatives and resources from partners in the field, and presented scalable solutions to implementing partners and governments.

This third webinar in the Caring for the Caregiver webinar series, held on 18 June 2026, focused on considerations for the future, including UNICEF implementation vision, policy maker evidence needs and ensuring equity in partnerships and a priority setting session.

This webinar, hosted by ECDAN, explored how parent and caregiver support can be positioned at the heart of this agenda. Building on the momentum from Bogotá, the session focused on how partners working at the country level can support strong government pledges for the Second Ministerial Conference — including strengthening existing commitments, pledging new commitments, and increasing financing for parenting support.

This investigative documentary by Africa Uncensored uncovers the disturbing reality inside Ebenezer Children's Home in Kajiado, Kenya. Through exclusive whistleblower testimonies and secret audio recordings, it exposes allegations of systemic sexual abuse and exploitation within a facility meant to be a sanctuary for vulnerable children.

This webinar series aims to increase awareness and strengthen knowledge of the availability and scope of child protection data collected through MICS and promote use of data for evidence-based programming, policy development and advocacy. This is the fourth webinar in the series – Collecting data on child protection violations in household surveys: Violence against women in MICS. It was held Thursday, 18 June 2026.

This COSP19 side event brought together allied movements and multiple stakeholders, including state parties, multilateral agencies, donors, and human rights organizations, to take stock of the situation, explore the status of the current deinstitutionalization agenda, and collectively take action for the inclusion of intersectional groups.

This webinar—hosted by the Transitioning Residential Care Working Group under the Transforming Children's Care Collaborative—brought together practitioners from Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Eastern and Southern Africa to explore how social norms shape efforts to transition away from residential care and how they can be effectively addressed.

Family-oriented policies can accelerate social progress with family and child benefit policies stabilizing households when most vulnerable. This year's observance of the International Day of Families commemoration at the UN aims to demonstrate that engagement at international level is essential to elevate early family investment as a core social development priority. 

Timely, reliable and disaggregated data are fundamental to safeguarding children’s rights. Robust evidence enables us to design effective policies, allocate resources strategically, and monitor progress towards national and global commitments.