Wilita and his siblings. This picture was taken when they first came to the United States. Wilita is in the top right corner wearing a black suit and white shirt. I grew up in the Democratic Republic of the Congo …
When someone asks me what I think about the 2020 presidential race, here’s my answer: we’re not hearing enough about kids!
International Day of the Girl is on October 11. This year, let’s recommit to ensuring that every girl has a chance to succeed and live her dream.
SCAN asked some of its partners to weigh in on issues that affect kids today, and how we, as voters and advocates, can help them. Here is what they said.
The 74th UN General Assembly is now in session. This is a great opportunity to call on world leaders to make critical investments to better the lives of children.
SCAN advocate Adrianna Gomez started volunteering almost exactly a year ago and now she’s a volunteer leader. Here’s what she’s learned in that time, and how SCAN has made a difference in her life.
SCAN’s Associate Director for State Campaigns details how he’s seen the benefit of early childhood education across multiple states and explains why he’s encouraging the Senate to #InvestInKids.
Though August flew by, it was productive for our advocates! They spent their days meeting with representatives and recruiting more voices for kids.
Last month, I traveled to Berlin to visit the Save the Children Germany office to help more young people get involved in advocacy. Here’s what I shared, and what I learned along the way.
Since 2012, Jordan has opened its arms to Syrian refugees. SCAN’s Samra Khawaja had the chance to visit the largest Syrian camp and see firsthand the work that’s being done by Save the Children Jordan to help provide services to families and children.
Is a 12-year-old too young to talk to a presidential candidate and advocate for kids? Of course not! Here’s one example of a boy using his voice to make a difference for kids around the world.
