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Five Ways the Rights of Children Have Progressed in the Past 100 Years
Children’s lives have changed for the better in many ways in the 100 years since the international community endorsed the …
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Reflecting On: The FOUNDATIONS Project
Although the FOUNDATIONS Consortium project has been in place for just over three years, it is built on the foundations …
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My Body, My Rights: Combatting Child Marriage
Child, early and forced marriage, while on the decline, is still a threat in many countries. The My Body. My Decision. My Rights project worked in Burkina Faso and Sierra Leone to help girls take ownership of their rights – and challenge child marriage.
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STAFF ACCOUNT: The Aid Worker Dilemma – Provide Care and Stay Alive in Gaza
By Dr. Jamal Imam*, physician, Save the Children Dr. Jamal Imam* is a physician who returned to Gaza in 2010 …
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Remembering John Hillman
Being a child rights champion with Save the Children means having a dedicated spirit and tenacious drive to advocate for …
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Who is a refugee? Your questions answered
To help you better understand who refugees are, we’re answering some of the most commonly asked questions about who refugees are.
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Trust at the heart of Indigenous photo project partnership
When Indigenous groups work with non-Indigenous organizations, trust is everything. Any partnership has to be mutually beneficial and founded on …
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Unfulfilled promises: Canada’s failure with Jordan’s Principle
In a country that takes pride in its commitment to diversity and inclusion, Canada’s track record regarding Indigenous rights and …
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Working Together, Improving Lives
Girls in Sierra Leone – like all children – want to go to school and spend time with their friends …
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