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“I was shocked, outraged, heartbroken”: The ban on female aid workers in Afghanistan
Words by Fatima*, a teacher working for Save the Children in Afghanistan A Save the Children community-based class in …
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Community Round-Up
Welcome to the Community Round-Up, featuring the latest in news, events and learning materials from Save the Children’s National Reconciliation …
Read More >>Beyond Borders: Tackling an education crisis in Colombia in partnership with the Government of Canada
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Beyond Borders: Tackling an education crisis in Colombia in partnership with the Government of Canada
Since 2014, there has been a severe migration crisis in Venezuela. Millions of families have fled their homes to …
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Empowered youth work together for human rights
In Bolivia, there are passionate youth, very eager to stand up for human rights. Despite the risks and threats, these …
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How play is helping children in Nicaragua recover from the aftereffects of Hurricanes Eta and Iota
“When I play I feel happy,” says Angeline. She’s a student at a local elementary school in Waslala, …
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Child and youth leaders raise awareness on climate crisis
Did you know that millions of children born in the last year will face on average two to seven times …
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Revealing truths toward a reconciled nation
September 30th is the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It is a day to honour the children …
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Championing for education rights of girls
According to the 2019 Gender Equality Report, about 70% of women in Mozambique are illiterate, in comparison to 30% of …
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Investing in Teachers: The bedrock of education systems
Save the Children’s new policy brief Unleash the Power: Why teachers hold the key to stronger education systems highlights …
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Back to school around the world
Around the world, many children have already started school or will soon be making their way back to the …
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