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Make positive change, the impact of the climate crisis on First Nations
On Thursday, September 30, we will be honouring the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Through the National Reconciliation …
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One Month Out: Emergency response timeline in Haiti
One month ago, a devastating earthquake struck Haiti, destroying millions of homes and putting just as many children at risk. …
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Let’s Put Children’s Rights on the Political Agenda
The upcoming Canadian Federal Election gives you a significant opportunity to speak up for and with children to protect their rights and invest in their futures.
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A day in the life of Ayse, Education in Emergencies Manager, Colombia
One of our fantastic staff on the ground, Ayse Kocak, describes a typical day in her role – supporting children …
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Powering Reconciliation through Partnership
At Save the Children Canada, we want a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, …
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The Venezuelan crisis: a mass exodus on foot in search of refuge
#Together4Venezuelans The political crisis and economic collapse inside Venezuela has resulted in the largest humanitarian crisis in the history …
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Celebrate and Learn More About The People and Programs Advancing Indigenous Children’s Rights
On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we celebrate the heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding achievements of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis …
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As the pandemic pushes more children into harmful work, we must stand by working children and listen to them
Every year on June 12th, we mark World Day Against Child Labour, to raise awareness and drive action towards …
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Broken dreams: Girls living on the frontline of Africa’s new war
“Before the conflict, we were at peace, no one was afraid. Today, everyone is afraid.” The Sahel sits below …
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