Opinions Stories About Engagement Reports
Join Now
SELECT LANGUAGE
English
Français
Join U-Report, Your voice matters.
Opinions
Rights & Freedoms
Sport, fairness and belonging
April 2026
Digital literacy and navigating information online
April 2026
AI, digital safety and online harm
April 2026
Obstacles Affecting Young People
March 2026
Government Accountability
February 2026
Supports for immigrants, migrants and refugees
February 2026
Gender Equality in Sport
January 2026
National Child Day: Our Future Our Responsibility
November 2025
Jordan's Principle
October 2025
Orange Shirt Day
September 2025
Education
August 2025
Geopolitics and Youth
July 2025
Misinformation and Disinformation
May 2025
Federal Election 2025
April 2025
Strategic Planning 2025
March 2025
Current Events and Democratic Engagement
January 2025
Your Rights
November 2024
Education Around the World
September 2024
Indigenous Rights
September 2024
US Election’s Impact on Canadians
August 2024
Women’s Rights and Discrimination
February 2024
Voting
November 2023
Bill C-18/Online News
September 2023
Disability
July 2023
Youth Activism Summit Recommendations
November 2022
National Strategy for Children and Youth
October 2022
Education & Online Learning
August 2022
Global Democracy
August 2022
Voting Age & Democratic Engagement
May 2022
UNCRC Review
February 2022
Digital Rights & Safety
February 2022
Human Rights
November 2021
Education
September 2021
#Elxn44 2021 Federal Election
August 2021
Election Issues
July 2021
Civic Participation
April 2021
Education
February 2021
Privacy Rights
January 2021
Children's Rights
November 2020
Education
September 2020
COVID-19
COVID-19: July 2020
July 8, 2020
127
RESPONDERS
33%
RESPONSE RATE
35%
44
61%
78
4%
5
TOTAL RESPONDERS
4
Soon, a mobile app will be available that will alert people who’ve come into contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19. This app will be free and voluntary to download. Have you heard about this app?
112 responded out of 115 polled
6
Before the pandemic, which of the following sources would you be likely to go to if you were concerned about your mental health? A) Family Doctor/local health clinic
89 responded out of 92 polled
16
To help you plan and prepare for the future, what kind of school supports would be most helpful? A) Academic Planning
72 responded out of 80 polled
COVID-19: What U-Reporters Have to Say

Since the lockdown started, has the way you access mental health supports and services changed? How has this changed?

  • • In-person services have moved online 
  • • Loss of access to services (e.g. group therapy and services accessed through school)
  • • Reduced use of supports and services, because accessing them online rather than in person is difficult and discouraging

  • What should we be asking young people about to understand what life is like now?
  • • How they’re feeling, especially about mental health
  • • How their regular routines and plans for the near future have changed as a result of the pandemic 
  • • How they have been coping with isolation
See by the numbers how we are engaging youth voices for positive social change.
EXPLORE ENGAGEMENT
UNICEF logo