Urban inequalities

My Ideal World: Voices from Adolescents

Program: Children's Rights

“My ideal world” is a short video produced for Equity for Children by 17 year old Ari Salazar from the United Nations International School in New York City. It presents the perspectives of adolescents on what they believe needs to be done to make the world an ideal place for children.

It’s a homage of young people to celebrate the the 25th Anniversary of the Convention of the Rights of the Child and shows how vital and inspiring it is to include their voices.

Please click here to view the video.

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