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The IPEN Youth Caucus is to provide an overarching framework to guide IPEN and its network in engaging with young people, youth organisation, and young Chemical management professionals and to empower them to become agents of change. IPEN is a global network forging a healthier world where people and the environment are no longer harmed by the production, use, and disposal of toxic chemicals. Over 600 public interest NGOs in more than 120 countries, largely low- and middle-income nations, comprise IPEN and work to strengthen global and national chemicals and waste policies, contribute to ground-breaking research, and build a global movement for a toxics-free future.

28/10/2026

28/10/2026

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23/10/2026

Safe alternatives are already available, yet toxic pigments and outdated practices continue to cross borders and endanger communities. Strong international cooperation and decisive industry action are needed to close this chapter once and for all.

This , IPEN Youth underscores the responsibility of governments, manufacturers, and consumers to ensure every product is lead‑safe. Protecting children’s health is not optional, it is a global obligation.

: for a toxics-free future

23/10/2026

22/10/2026

Children everywhere deserve safe environments to grow, learn, and thrive. Eliminating lead paint is not only possible, but also overdue. Adequate funding and strong consumer choices are essential to complete this unfinished task.

This , IPEN Youth emphasizes the responsibility of governments, industries, and communities to act decisively. Choosing verified lead‑safe paints and enforcing bans worldwide will protect health and secure a toxics‑free future for generations.

: for a toxics-free future

22/10/2026

The 2026 Chemical Safety Policy Youth Forum in Korea, organized by the Wonjin Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health (WIOEH), concluded after three months of orientation, workshops, mentoring, and policy development focused on “the safe society dreamed of by future generations.” Young participants examined chemical safety issues from a youth perspective and developed practical policy proposals using creative and collaborative approaches. Eight teams received awards for proposals addressing chemical accident prevention during heat waves, corporate chemical emission reductions, environmental liability and finance, chemical data management, environmental responsibility, public access to chemical safety information, and integrated chemical hazard databases.

The initiative highlights the important role of young people in shaping practical and data-driven chemical safety policies, particularly by improving transparency, corporate accountability, emergency preparedness, and access to information for communities. The winning proposals will be recognized at the Chemical Safety Policy Forum’s Stakeholders’ Day on 16 November 2026, with the organizers aiming to carry forward the participants’ ideas as a foundation for future improvements in chemical safety governance.

Read more here: https://www.wioeh.org/news/?q=YToxOntzOjEyOiJrZXl3b3JkX3R5cGUiO3M6MzoiYWxsIjt9&bmode=view&idx=174852941&t=board

22/10/2026

Une fois que le plomb pénètre dans l’organisme, il peut atteindre le cerveau, les reins, le foie et les os, et s’accumuler au fil du temps. La prévention est absolument indispensable, car l’exposition au plomb peut léser plusieurs systèmes. Plus d'informations : https://bit.ly/4yNEPVD

22/10/2026

21/10/2026

Lead paint is not just history; it’s still harming children in many countries today. Despite safer alternatives, lack of strong regulations continues to expose communities to a preventable poison.

This International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week , IPEN Youth calls on governments worldwide to ban lead paint once and for all. Protecting children’s health means protecting our future.

We are the generation that refuses to stay silent. We are the generation that will build a toxics‑free world.

: for a toxics-free future

20/10/2026

Lead paint continues to threaten homes, schools, and playgrounds worldwide, causing irreversible harm to children’s health, growth, and development. But this danger is preventable.

This International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week ( ), IPEN Youth joins the global call to and ensure every child grows up in a safe, toxics‑free environment.

Together, we can end lead exposure and build a healthier, brighter future for generations to come.

IPEN: for a toxics-free future

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