Wednesday Wisdom from Eglantyne Jebb
This week, we’re celebrating 98 years since Save the Children was founded by Eglantyne Jebb in 1919!
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Wednesday Wisdom from Sargent Shriver on fighting poverty with early learning
As Father’s Day approaches, we celebrate Sargent Shriver, a father of five and a true champion for kids and the poor.
Photo journey: Students advocating for kids
Check out what students across the country did this spring to advocate for kids!
Thursday Thoughts from Jennifer Garner on early learning
Jennifer Garner, an actress and Save the Children Trustee, knows that early education plays a critical role in shaping the future and success of children all across America, especially those stuck in poverty in rural communities. At this year’s National …
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!
An issue Republicans and Democrats do agree on
In March, we commissioned a national poll to figure out how voters from every party feel about Head Start. The results were surprising.
In this refugee camp, the children attend school under the trees
Around 600 refugees are arriving in Tanzania each day. If this continues, the country will soon host one of the largest refugee camps in the world.
Call for Submissions: “The Quality of Early Childhood Education in the U.S.”
Have you advocated for early childhood education in the U.S.? Consider submitting a piece to our blog about your experiences as an advocate for kids.
Must-reads of 2016
From one mom’s journey to becoming a better role model to a 12-year-old’s visit to Capitol Hill, here are our must-read (and most read) posts from 2016.
Either everyone or no one
Will change come quickly or be easy? No. I do know that the only way to bring about lasting change is by being inclusive.