International Save the Children Alliance
RSS feedby 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
• Mining mud and the people of Pluto July 08
• Au revoir July 08
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
Starbucks Staff in Guatemala
by Starbucks staff
Read about the experiences of Starbucks Staff who helped out Save the Children in Guatemala:
"The most wonderful experience has been meeting the children at the schools. They are facing so much adversity, so many daily challenges, and still they are the most beautiful children in every possible way...."