Wednesday Wisdom from Senator Susan Collins on the importance of advocating
There are countless ways you can use your voice to advocate for children. Learn how!
Monthly Archives: May 2017
Photo of the Month: 14-month-old Fatchima from Niger
Fatchima arrived at Aguie Hospital suffering from malnutrition and severe diarrhea. Today, she’s living a healthier life than ever before.
Wednesday Wisdom from Carolyn Miles on foreign aid
CEO of Save the Children Carolyn Miles highlights how foreign aid programs help those families and children in need.
Top 5 ways we’ve supported Head Start
Head Start turned 52 this week! In case you missed it, here are the top five ways we’ve supported Head Start in 2017.
Wednesday Wisdom from Sherrie Evonne on high-quality learning
Read why South Carolina volunteer Sherrie Evonne advocates for high-quality early learning and why we must invest in early ed programs like Head Start.
A Kenyan mother tells the story of her baby’s survival
Baby Ikimat* is two years old and lives in northern Kenya. Before receiving treatment, she was severely malnourished and critically ill.
Wednesday Wisdom from Jalyssa Alvarado, mother from California
It wasn’t an easy journey raising kids. Jalyssa Alvarado, a working mother from California, grew up with a tough childhood and became a mom at a young age.
‘Be about it:’ How one Mississippi teacher is speaking up for kids
How best to advocate for kids? Head Start graduate and current high school teacher Eric Bridgett powerfully weighs in.
Wednesday Wisdom from Malala on education
Malala Yousafzai of Pakistan, the youngest person ever to win a Nobel Prize, knows first-hand the struggles for children’s rights, especially the right to education. Malala, who refused to be oppressed by extremism and discrimination, is a great source …