As Save the Children Action Network’s Mobilization Manager for Rhode Island, I couldn’t be more thrilled that our state’s youngest learners will continue to have a governor who is determined to ensure access to high-quality education.
If you’ve decided that 2019 is the year you dust off your vocal cords and give advocacy a shot, here are my top two suggestions for getting involved.
There were countless victories for kids in 2018, but here is a quick visual summary of all of the ways that YOU made a lasting difference for kids this year.
As 2018 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the issues and moments that moved us over the year. From the migrant crisis on the border, to the midterm elections, our advocates, supporters and staff formed …
Check out our roundup of our top five tweets highlighting some of our biggest social media moments of the year.
We asked some of our staff members why THEY think it’s important to invest in kids. Here’s what they said.
Today, an estimated 3,500 people – including children – are fleeing extreme poverty and violence and seeking refuge in the U.S. They deserve to be treated with compassion and respect.
Our 2019 agenda is ambitious, but together with our generous supporters, we know we can transform kids’ lives. This Giving Tuesday, will you join us?
Early childhood education is one of the most effective investments we can make as a country and we owe it to kids to look at the impact of these investments on the whole child.
As the dust settles from election night, it’s clear that with the help of our fabulous supporters, we can continue to strengthen our voice for kids. Together, we can transform the lives of children for the long term!
Last week, in coffee shops, pizza places, campuses, backyards and homes around the country, our volunteers got together to get ready to vote for kids on November 6.