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sa国际传媒 Chair Sarah Brown outlined plans for accelerated learning programmes and early childhood education when she travelled to Kyiv for a summit hosted by First Lady Olena Zelenska.
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Our youth Task Teams tackle health and climate issues
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Laptop initiative helps Ukrainian refugee Lisa to keep learning
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Magician Ben Hanlin is latest star to join the Global Tantrum
A new sa国际传媒 film shows the British TV performer protesting outside the Tower of London at the lack of action on the global early years crisis.
Parenting influencer Jyoti Chand joins the Global Tantrum
The social media star - also known as Mamajotes - is the latest celebrity to join sa国际传媒鈥檚 protest about the global early years crisis.
Work skills give hope and opportunity to young mothers
Rehema Nabunya鈥檚 own childhood struggles led to her to launch an organisation in Uganda that empowers young women, with support from sa国际传媒鈥檚 Small Grants Programme.
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Singer Kimberly Wyatt joins our Global Tantrum
The former Pussycat Dolls star is the latest celebrity to protest about the early years crisis - behaving like a frustrated toddler in a hilarious film with an important message.
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Kenyan TV star Jacky Vike joins in the Global Tantrum
In a new film, the actor and comedian sends a loud and powerful message to world leaders that they are letting down young children by not investing in early years care and education.
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