As we close the books on this school year, I can only look back with admiration at this incredible group of students I’ve had the joy of working with. This year brought a head-spinning amount of change for all of …
Around the world, girls continue to be excluded from decisions affecting them – their needs invisible and their voices unheard. But girls can and should have their voices heard in civic and political discussions at every level – from local …
With Halloween right around the corner, many kids are gearing up to get spooked by goblins, witches and vampires. However, for some children around the world, everyday reality is far scarier. In the past 25 years, we’ve made significant progress …
We rallied our supporters across the country to show us – in a photo snap – that they care about saving the lives of moms and kids around the world. Check out these photos!
We know what works to save these vulnerable lives. That’s why we must ensure Congress supports the Reach Act!
Here are three ways you can be a voice for kids!
Today is International Day of the Girl – a day to proclaim that every girl deserves a future, including refugees.
Through advocacy and perseverance, we can make sure that the world’s most marginalized children are not left behind or forgotten by our country’s legislators.
From starting school ready to learn to higher graduation rates, quality child care can transform kids’ lives.
As a first-year college student, this is my first time voting in a general election. It is an absolute privilege.
The power of young people is insurmountable. Each of us has the capability to be a catalyst for change and shape the course of our country.