The Story Behind Paper Children: A Conversation With the Director
SCAN spoke with the director of Paper Children about the struggle for families seeking asylum in the U.S., the unique impact on children and her inspiration for the documentary.
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#ICYMI: Here’s How We Raised Our Voices for Kids during the Republican National Convention
Advocates across the U.S. spoke up in support of child care during the 2020 Republican National Convention. Here are a few highlights from the week.
#ICYMI: Here’s How We Raised Our Voices for Kids at the Democratic National Convention
This week, the DNC highlighted many of the issues the party will be running on in November. A reoccurring theme was investing in our future by investing in children and families.
Be a Voice for Kids during the 2020 Political Conventions
Now, more than ever, we need to make our voices heard for kids. Join us for two special online events during the DNC and RNC to learn how you can advocate for child care.
COVID-19 is threatening children around the world. Here’s how we can help.
COVID has been devastating for children around the world. But we can help protect those children and their families by urging Congress to act.
It’s Your Turn: Use Your Voice for Kids!
On the 4rd night of the Save the Children Action Network Advocacy Summit, our experts discussed how to contact your lawmakers and use your voice for kids.
An Investment in Child Care Is an Investment in Our Future. What Are We Waiting For?
On the 3rd night of the Save the Children Action Network Advocacy Summit, our experts discussed how the coronavirus is impacting the child care industry.
Raising our Voices for Kids in the Time of COVID-19
Though we may be confined to our homes, we are still able to make a big difference by using our voices and advocating for those in need.
In Their Words: The Reality of Coronavirus and Child Care
SCAN spoke to more than 20 volunteers who work with children to hear, in their words, how the coronavirus is affecting them. Here are four of their stories.
This Halloween, Who You Gonna Call? Your Members of Congress.
In the spirit of spookiness, here are some tricky issues that are affecting kids and ways that you can help treat them.