I Am Me

Watch the 'I Am Me' Music Video

A Children's Rights Song

‘I Am Me’ is a heartwarming and empowering song that celebrates the rights and individuality of children. It was co-created by Children’s Rights Queensland, Aunty Sharron mirii Bell, and Queensland children.

With its catchy melody and inspiring lyrics, ‘I Am Me’ is aligned with Article 8 of the UNCRC and helps children understand their inherent rights—including the right to be themselves. More than just a song, it’s a powerful declaration of self-worth and a reminder that every child is unique, valued, and deserving of respect.

I Am Me - Singalong Book

The ‘I Am Me’ children’s singalong book brings the empowering message of the song to life with vibrant illustrations and engaging lyrics.

Created by Children’s Rights Queensland in partnership with Aunty Sharron mirii Bell and illustrator Amanda Letcher, this resource celebrates individuality and helps children explore their rights through music and storytelling.

Perfect for family reading, classrooms, or community events, ‘I Am Me’ is a fun and meaningful addition to every child’s bookshelf. Order a copy of the book today!

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'I Am Me' Resources

Read a digital copy of the Singalong Book

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Watch the Karaoke singalong video

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Learn more about the development of the song

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Download the ‘I Am Me’ self-portrait activity

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Aunty Sharron mirii Bell

Meet the Songwriter: Aunty Sharron mirii Bell

Aunty Sharron mirii Bell is a proud Wiradjuri Gamilaraay woman, founder of Indigenous Insights, and a passionate advocate for children’s rights. Since 2005, she has led cultural education and wellbeing programs focused on early childhood.

As a Children’s Rights Ambassador, Aunty Sharron brings her deep connection to language, song, dance, story, and art into everything she creates. Her music blends traditional and contemporary tones, sharing stories of identity, belonging, and respect.

Through ‘I Am Me’ and all her work, Aunty Sharron inspires children to celebrate who they are and encourages us all to walk together with care for each other, Country, and culture.

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