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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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Self-assured: Maria’s Story
Fifteen-year-old Maria* was a student when the political and economic crisis hit Venezuela. Life was very challenging for Maria’s family and they struggled to buy food and medicine.
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Journey of Hope: supporting children’s mental health
In the small and vibrant community of Constance Lake First Nation, mental health support worker, Alysha Wesley, works with children …
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From A to Z: Unpacking ASRH, SRH, SRHR and more
Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are fundamental rights shared by every person in the world. But many of us don’t know our rights when it comes to sexual and reproductive health (SRH).
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Fighting Inequality: The Power of SRHR
Empowering girls from the start has lasting and compounding benefits over their lives. Supporting SRHR programs allows girls to know and act on their rights and become forces of change.
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