Hitting a home run interning with SCAN
From high school student to D.C. professional, take a peek at one high school student’s internship experience.
Monthly Archives: June 2016
The faces of refugees around the world
Worldwide, children make up 41% of refugees. From Greece to Tanzania, here are the stories of 10 children who had to flee their homes.
10 reasons to celebrate Smile Power Day
Today is Smile Power Day. The following faces remind us why we are working to ensure all children have a strong start so they can lead healthy, happy lives.
Lessons of love from my dad
Many of us who have lost our fathers keep relics to remind us of them. I carry an old briefcase in which I keep a copy of a letter from my dad.
5 Things I’ve Learned About Parenting From Home Visits With Save the Children
“This month, I officially become a working mother. I’m a little nervous, but mostly excited. I never had the kind of role model I’m trying to be for my kids.”
Photo of the month: Jazmine, 7, in the rainforest
Over the course of Jazmine’s two-year participation in Save the Children’s Early Steps to School Success program, the withdrawn toddler, once unwilling to interact with others, blossomed into a four-year-old social butterfly.