Sahar* and Samar* sitting with their siblings

Conversations for Today

There’s a lot happening in the world right now, and it can seem overwhelming and scary at times. We’re providing tools and tips you can trust on important conversations for kids.

There’s a lot happening in the world right now, and it can seem overwhelming and scary at times. We’re providing tools and tips you can trust on important conversations for kids.

With overwhelming joy, Sifa* holds her 11-year-old daughter, Annuarite*, in her arms after long months of separation caused by the war in their community in DRC.

Elias Mcito/Save the Children

Racism and Social Justice

Read our tips for talking with children about racism and social justice.

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Chantal*, 13, and her teacher Eliza* solve a math problem on the board in their classroom.

Chantal*, 13, faced parental loss and separation when conflict broke out in her home. Her uncle took care of her and found a new school to enrol in. With support from Save the Children and partners, she was provided with school equipment and now attends catch-up classes and child friendly space activities to rebuild her education level and confidence after the hardships she has experienced. Elias Mcito/Save the Children

Gender Stereotypes

Tips to help poke holes in gender stereotypes.

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Sandi, Soleman, and Anjar ( l to r), all 18, walking though Sandi’s village in West Sumba, Indonesia.

Ulet Ifansasti / Save the Children

Boosting Mental Health Through Music

Research has shown that playing or listening to music activates and stimulates the brain in several beneficial ways.

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