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Global Policy
Research world challenges and advocate for practical, inclusive solutions.
A global development platform where children explore peace, democracy, human rights, sound policy, responsible leadership and public speaking while building confidence to advocate for others. Season details will be announced soon.
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Seasons of building confident kids

UN Kids Season 1
Developing tomorrow's global minds today
A personal note
Each country needs a voice—a voice that echoes its valuable tenets and the welfare of its people. This voice understands every discipline that contributes to the country's economic development and knows the pride carried by its flag.
Imagine if young people become such voices; then a true legacy is built. I am poised to ensure that young voices are developed to resound those values and stand confidently by them.
An island still needs a source for its water, so we cannot stand alone; we need one another. This is what young voices develop through confidence and sound cognitive reasoning: all-inclusive global policies that benefit everyone.
This is my passion—to build a complete global circle with no fractures through young voices. Let us work together for this unprecedented legacy as we unite nations through well-developed young minds and voices. Thank you.
“Each country needs a voice.”
Developing tomorrow's global minds today.
Dr Kuku Biney
Founder & President, UN Kids

Inside UN Kids
UN Kids transforms global citizenship into an engaging development experience where children research issues, communicate sound policy ideas and learn to advocate for peace, unity, human rights and shared prosperity.
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Research world challenges and advocate for practical, inclusive solutions.
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Speak with confidence, purpose, structure, and presence.
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Understand dignity, equality, fundamental freedoms and responsibility.
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Learn cooperation, diplomacy and respectful conflict resolution.
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Develop accountability, sound decision-making, teamwork and service.
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Appreciate different cultures and the values that sustain true democracy.
For Parents
You're not just enrolling your ward in a talent show — you are giving them the opportunity to appreciate the reasoning and values of global citizenship and public service, become proud effective communicators, and grow into result-oriented individuals. Contestants develop in a structured, supervised space where they can practise their tasks before being seen, heard, and understood. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Standing in front of an audience and a lens, again and again, is one of the fastest ways a child unlearns stage fright. Kids who finish a season speak up more in class, not just on stage.
Every contestant learns to reason through public issues, understand democratic values, and communicate a clear position with confidence.
Structuring an answer, holding a thought under pressure, listening to a judge's feedback and adjusting — these are classroom and life skills practised through global-policy challenges.
Unlike unsupervised social media fame, UN Kids is a produced, judged, adult-supervised environment with clear rules and a defined season — not an open-ended feed.
Contestants rehearse, get scored by judges, and keep going. Learning to take feedback well and try again is one of the most valuable — and hardest — lessons to teach.
Rallying support, watching episodes together, and following the development of your child as a family gives parents an easy, positive project to share with their child.
For Schools
UN Kids gives schools with enrolled pupils a ready-made, produced platform to showcase cognitive global-policy reasoning practices and effective communication skills — without adding to your staff's workload.
Every pupil who reaches the UN Kids roster carries your school's name with them — on national and global screens, social media publications and to every household following the UN Kids journey.
Public speaking, global policy, human rights, leadership, diplomacy and cultural diversity extend classroom learning through practical reasoning and confident communication.
The production team handles casting logistics, A/V topnotch productions and broadcast. Schools simply support their enrolled pupils and share this unique journey with parents.
Watching a pupil handle a low score gracefully, or celebrate a peer's progress, gives teachers real, shared moments to build resilience lessons around.
How It Works
UN Kids results aren't decided by votes alone. Every result blends the audience's voice with a judging panel's assessment, so a contestant is recognized for both public support and genuine performance.
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Public vote weight
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Judges' score weight
It is worthy to support a worthy development for a worthy performance.
Browse the full season roster and find your child or a favorite contestant by their unique UNK code (e.g. UNK00).
There are three ways to vote — via USSD (*920*2421#), on this website, or right in the app/link.
A panel of expert judges scores each contestant independently and provides constructive feedback to enhance their performance.
Public votes(60%) and judge scores(40%) are weighted and combined once voting closes for that stage of the season.
Meet the Cast
The Season 1 roster is being finalized — check back soon.
Get the UN Kids App
The same app/link that powers UN Kids voting — install it once and keep it on your phone for the rest of the season.
FAQ
Voting happens on the official UN Kids application platform. Every contestant's profile on this site links straight to the official voting system.
UN Kids is a produced, adult-supervised show with a defined judging panel and season structure — a controlled environment rather than open-ended social media exposure. Every family agrees to the same published code of conduct.
Read the full rules & code of conduct →Every contestant is issued a short code (e.g. UNK00) when they're added to the season roster. Use the search field on the contestants page to find your favourite contestant.
No. The development sessions, effective communication training, UN Kids category practices, and structured feedback from expert judges are the real lifetime benefit — the result is a bonus, not the point.
Yes — schools can enroll several pupils in a single season. Reach out to the UN Kids management team via un-kids.com for enrollment details.
Find their profile, share it with friends & family, and cast your vote on the official UN Kids Season 1 platform.
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