Protect Vulnerable Children
Coronavirus knows no borders.
It is a global threat and demands a global response. The virus is already having devastating consequences for children, including an entire generation missing out on school.
There is a real danger that progress made on improving children’s lives will see a reversal, especially for girls and children affected by conflict.
We must help protect and continue to educate these children.
What We're Doing
Through a combination of government relations, communications and grassroots activism, we build relationships policymakers and mobilize the public to ensure children can learn and be safe.
We empower our grassroots network of hundreds of thousands of supporters to raise their voices and lobby their lawmakers to invest in kids. By joining together, we become a force that turns advocacy into policy wins.
Help Rebuild in Syria
Help Families Rebuild from the Rubble
Send a message: We must scale up essential lifesaving activities before it’s too late and provide Syrian children and families with the support to recover.
Stand Up For Ukraine
Fight for the Future of Children in Ukraine
Send a message to President Biden and Congress: children’s rights are being violated in Ukraine — and we must hold those responsible to account.
Take Action
The United States Can’t Abandon Afghanistan’s Children
Send a message: To keep kids safe, nourished and learning, we must ensure men and women are included in the humanitarian response.
Pass the International Children with Disabilities Protection Act
Build an Inclusive Future for All
Send a message to Congress: pass the International Children with Disabilities Protection Act to build a more inclusive world for every child!
Pass the MINDS Act
Children's Mental Health Matters
Hundreds of millions of children around the world are experiencing loss, violence, displacement and trauma. Send a message to your members of Congress: we must pass the MINDS Act so struggling children can heal and grow.
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Protect the Futures of Families in Afghanistan
Send a message to President Biden: if we fail to address our nation’s role in driving the collapse of Afghanistan’s economy, countless lives could be lost.
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Displaced Children in North West Syria Need Urgent Help
Send a message to President Biden and Congress: Children in North West Syria need our nation’s support to recover from disaster and rebuild their lives.
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Stand Up for Refugee Children Around the World
Send a message to Congress: we must increase foreign aid funding for displaced kids and families who desperately need support.
Protect the Planet. Protect Children.
Climate Change is Driving Hunger and Stealing Futures
Severe drought, natural disasters and extreme weather are ruining crops and depleting the world’s food supply, contributing to the worst global hunger crisis we’ve seen in a century. We must boost foreign aid funding to help hungry children survive.
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Without Our Support, the Global Hunger Crisis Could Get Worse
The global hunger crisis is the worst it’s been in a century – and now, the conflict in Ukraine is threatening to push even more children to the brink of starvation. We must increase foreign aid funding to help families around the world survive this shock.
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Girls Are Leading The Way Passing the Girls LEAD Act
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 …
10 Years Later: The Humanitarian Crisis in South Sudan
South Sudan marked its 10-year anniversary of independence earlier this month on July 9. This is a huge milestone, but how are the people of South Sudan faring today, 10 years later? Still the newest country in the world, South …
Youth Female Activists Who Rock!
We’re highlighting a few incredible youth female activists who are advocating for girls all across the world – helping them grow up healthy, ensuring they get the chance to go to school and protect them from harm. Let’s meet them!