Communications
Toolkit
The State of Children’s Rights & Business 2025
Share the news of your success
You work hard to ensure that your operations are sustainable and that you adhere to the latest reporting standards.
Transparency matters to you and your business. Why? Because consumers care, investors care, employees care, journalists care and families and children care.
Now it’s time to let your stakeholders know what you have achieved so far in terms of your company’s respect for children’s rights in your operations.
They are interested, and who knows, you just might inspire other companies, organisations and people along the way!
This communications toolkit is designed to make it easier for you to share your success. We’re proud that you are on this journey with us – and we hope you are too.
Benchmark 2025
Ways to update your networks
In addition to sending out a press release and sharing on social media using the messages and images provided further down, we recommend the following:
- Share your Opinion: If you have an active blog or newsletter, use it to highlight your benchmark score. You are also welcome to pitch a post idea for the Global Child Forum Opinion section. Click here to contact us about a collaboration.
- Annual Report or Sustainability Report: Share your benchmark score and children’s rights policies, programmes and performance in your reports to your stakeholders.
- Let your employees – or those that you positively impact – tell the story:
Empower social media-savvy employees to use your organisation’s platforms like Instagram Stories, Facebook Live, and Snapchat to talk directly to your audience! Energise colleagues, build brand, and engage followers.
Don’t forget to add our hashtag #GCFbenchmark25 to the caption text of your X, Instagram, LinkedIn or Facebook post, to help your content reach new and relevant audiences.
- When communicating around your benchmark score, we ask that you indicate the following:
‘Global Child Forum bases its benchmark scores on a company’s publicly available information, systematically assessing a corporate’s response to impacts on children’s rights. Scores are not a measure of actual compliance with policies, outcomes of policies and/or programmes, nor should scores be construed as investment advice. Read more about the methodology here.‘
Press release samples
Take inspiration
How do leading companies share the news about their children’s rights work and standing in the benchmark?
Take a look at these great examples:
- For Good Connections: Our online child protection initiative
- Telia ranked as leader in children’s rights
- Neste recognized as a Leader in Global Child Forum’s benchmark for 2024
- Musim Mas Achieves a Top 5 Rank in the Global Child Forum Benchmark 2024
- How Vodafone plays its part in respecting human rights
Spread the word on social media
Talk about your Benchmark 2025 results on social media
To help you communicate, below you can find:
- Images and banners for download
- Insights and key Benchmark 2025 findings
- Ideas to light up your platforms!

Social media
Key findings & materials for benchmark 2025 companies
Social media
Key findings & materials for the financial sector & non-corporate actors
Global Child Forum & Logotype
If you wish to use the Global Child Forum logo in your communication, request a quote, or receive further clarification on how to communicate around your score, please contact us.


Linda Ravin Lodding
Head of Communications
Global Child Forum
Companies communicating transparently about their work gain both consumer and investor trust - growing brand loyalty, attracting top talent, and joining a community of leaders driving forward the role of business in advancing and supporting children’s rights.
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