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by  Rewrite the Future Communications Manager, Joe Hall

• The beginning June 08
• Go... East June 08
• How much would you give to stop being a child soldier? June 08  
• Life on the edge July 08   
• So many smiles and a sickening knot July 08   

 

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Journalist Carlos Mezenga reports from Angola, November 2007

• All About Child Reporter, Carlos Mezenga
• Week 1: Welcome to Angola
• Week 2: "We need your help": Education
• Week 3: "Julieta's dream was to become a nurse"
• Week 4: Consequences of War: Health in Angola
• Week 5: Malnutrition, Cholera and Children Under 5
• Week 6: "A child is like a flower" TB and HIV/AIDs
• Week 7: "Understanding is improving day by day": Children's Rights
• Week 8: "Why are you crying my friend?" More on Children's Rights
• Week 9: Child Labour: Many children are being forced to work like adults
• Week 10: "I am shedding a tear as I write" - Living without a father
• Week 11: Children who work to survive: Missing out on school
• Carlos News: A Prize for a Voice
• Carlos News: A visit to a fully automatic country

Micah Risher, Rewrite the Future Education Coordinator in Afghanistan, shares his experiences.

• All about Micah December 2007
• Bettering Education in Bamyan December 2007

David Skinner, Rewrite the Future Director, talks about his journeys around Africa, visiting Rewrite the Future schools

• Children, Chickens and Income Generation in Wulungo, DRC
• Children Catching Up in Uganda
• A Journey from DRC to Rwanda

Josie Cohen, campaigner for Rewrite the Future, writes about her trip to Liberia.

• Josie's blog October 2007
 
 

Tales from Angola by Save the Children Denmark CEO Mimi Jakobsen

• The root of all good June 2007
• Can boys be witches? June 2007
• Dressed as a gentleman June 2007

Life in Afghanistan by Save the Children staff member Jiffer Bourguignon

• An introduction to 'Rewrite the Future' in Afghanistan December 2006
• 'It's just too cold to fight' January 2007
• The Shamali Valley March 2007

by Save the Children Canada CEO David Morley

• A ramshackle neighbourhood called Gobelé December 06