A new report by Save the Children examines the state of children’s education in Yemen, two years after the conflict’s truce.... Read More
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In Papua New Guinea, the WaterAid program aims to empower local women to establish community-managed clean water sources.... Read More
In Haiti, the political turmoil that has escalated into a violent multidimensional crisis has pushed the country to the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe.... Read More
Addressing the mental health crisis among children requires a multi-stakeholder approach to ensure children grow up healthy, educated, skilled, and safe.... Read More
As the world changes and crises emerge, what is the current global outlook on children’s development?... Read More
Recent UNESCO findings underscore insufficient progress in meeting the 2030 education agenda and emphasize the need for remobilization.... Read More
Children are one of the most marginalized and vulnerable members of society. What are some of the key aspects to ensure children’s wellbeing?... Read More
Science Film Festival 2023 features 150 films from 35 countries and highlights the importance of ecosystem restoration to children and youth.... Read More
A new study by WHO Regional Office for Southeast Asia reveals the progress of maternal, newborn, and child health in Asia-Pacific countries.
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Since 2003, Butet and Sokola Institute have been providing a liberating education for Orang Rimba and other Indigenous peoples in Indonesia.... Read More

Children’s Education Crisis in Conflict-Ridden Yemen
Empowering Women in Papua New Guinea for Clean Water Access
Haiti’s Political Turmoil Escalates into Humanitarian Crisis
Let’s Lift the Veil Off Children’s Mental Health Crisis
UNICEF Report Highlights Key Trends on Children’s Development
Remobilization Call for the 2030 Education Agenda
Understanding Key Aspects of Children’s Wellbeing
Science Film Festival 2023 Calls for Ecosystem Restoration
Progress of Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health in Asia-Pacific Countries
Butet Manurung Provides a Liberating Education for Orang Rimba, the Indigenous People of Jambi