Investing in Nutrition to Reduce Global Inequality
The opportunity to break the cycle of poverty for the next generation starts now. Investments in programs that promote health and nutrition must be a top priority for policymakers.
Yearly Archives: 2018
I Will Speak for Children
With retirement approaching, I knew I needed a way to express my convictions. That’s when I was introduced to the training opportunities and to various advocacy platforms available through SCAN.
I Grew Up Attending Title 1 Schools. Now I’m an Advocate for Kids.
To me, Save the Children Action Network is about advocating for access and the resources students need to have a healthy future. I am so passionate about SCAN because of the grassroots and mobilization work they are doing to accomplish this.
Children Are Likely to Experience Long Term Effects of Family Separation
Numerous researchers, doctors and mental health professionals have highlighted the negative impact of the family separation policy on children. We need to reunite these families immediately.
From U.S. to Uganda, Women Deserve Quality Care
The U.S. started an initiative in Africa to help combat life threatening health issues and preventable deaths; it is our responsibility to continue that fight. We cannot engage and then walk away.
3 Ways to Make a Difference as a Teenager
“Put simply, if you are a teenager like me, don’t let anyone tell you your opinion doesn’t matter. You have a voice, use it to fight for what you believe in!”
5 State Victories for Kids in 2018
As state legislatures across the country wrap-up their legislative sessions for 2018, SCAN advocates pushed lawmakers to achieve these 5 bipartisan victories.
What Do Candidates for Tennessee Governor Have to Say about Early Education?
Save the Children Action Network volunteers and students asked Tennessee’s gubernatorial candidates, “If elected, will you increase funding in the 2019 budget for the Voluntary Pre-K Initiative?” Here’s what they said.
5 Harmful Long-term Effects of Family Detention on Children
Children are negatively impacted by indefinite family detention, with their well-being at risk. Here are 5 harmful long-term effects of family detention on children.
My Newborn Son Lived. In Another Country, He Wouldn’t Have
I will celebrate this Father’s Day as a first time dad because my family was fortunate to have access to outstanding medical care. I am fully aware that the best day of my life could have been the worst day of my life if my family lived in the developing world, where many communities lack access to adequate maternal and child health care.