Campaigning with and for children in Bolivia
Children in Bolivia have proved that child participation can bring about significant change. Two years ago, child workers staged a demonstration in the streets of La Paz to make their voices heard...
Empowering daughters of sex workers to build a better future
Save the Children is campaigning for children excluded from quality education and life-saving healthcare. We are committed to doing whatever it takes to reach every last child. But, reaching every...
Every Last Child - the world's invisible children
Delphine received a losing ticket in the lottery of birth. She lives with her father and two brothers in a single-room makeshift mud and thatch hut on the fringes of Mbuji Mayi, a sprawling...
Community health workers saving children's lives in hard to reach areas
Each year more than six million children under the age of five die of preventable causes. Nearly two million of these deaths are attributable to just three causes: pneumonia, diarrhoea and malaria....
We can't afford to have a lost generation of children in Za'atari Camp
Two million children inside Syria and 700,000 Syrian refugee children are out of school as a result of the crisis in Syria. Some of the most excluded children live in Za'atari camp in Jordan, where...
Migrant Children Deserve Equal Chance to Attend School in Thailand
Thailand has a long history of hosting migrants and refugees from neighboring countries as they flee conflict and extreme poverty. Over the past decade alone, hundreds of thousands of migrant...
Haki Yake (her rights) in Tanzania
Witness Mwaijaga is a popular Tanzanian singer. She knows the problems of children in her country and recently composed a song on child marriage, a focus of Save the Children's Every Last Child...
Children campaign for children in India
Save the Children is committed to ensuring every last child has the opportunity to survive and learn. Child participation is an important aspect of realising this goal. Save the Children India is...
#Bridgingthegap Connecting young campaigners across social divides in Bangladesh
Co-authored by Sarah rose and Maria Lapa...