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“Peace education camps in Ukraine can ensure children become part of a solution”
Larisa Sotieva of International Alert tells how the organisation helps children affected by the conflict to deal with their trauma and become agents of peace in their communities.
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#5for5 campaign: how some children are getting the best start in life
To mark the launch of sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½'s new #5for5 animated film, we look at some of the countries where the importance of early childhood development is being recognised.
African countries ‘must invest and innovate’ if every child is to get into school
Nations can benefit from a bold plan that will see them get extra funding from the international community, former Tanzanian president Jakaya Kikwete told the World Economic Forum on Africa today.
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sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ has launched a new film to promote the #5for5 campaign, which urges leaders to invest in vital early childhood development. Share the video and sign our petition.
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Child marriage and ‘early unions’ deprive huge numbers of Mexican girls of education
A new report reveals that 92% of girls aged 12 to 17 who are living informally with a man - often a decade or more older - have dropped out of school.
Brands urged to use profits to keep Indian children out of work and in school
In a country with more than 5.7 million child labourers, companies should help to ensure children living in "labour hotspots" finish their education, says a coalition of charities.
In pictures: how school teachers inspire children around the world
To mark Teacher Appreciation Week in the USA, we look at some of the amazing women and men who act as tutors and mentors to the next generation across the globe.
Civil war and lack of food wreck children’s education in South Sudan
With three in four primary-age children out of school in the world's newest country, we look at the factors that are keeping them away from the classroom.
Vaccines help millions of children to grow healthy and fulfil their potential
#VaccinesWork is the theme of World Immunisation Week 2017 - but 19 million children each year still don't get basic vaccines, two-thirds of them in conflict-hit countries.Â
“We are taking actions for our future, to represent the more than half a million children out of school in Liberia”
To mark International Women's Day last month, Global Youth Ambassador Moses Browne held an event in the capital Monrovia to support female rights and call for quality education for girls.
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