↧
Save the Children: Teacher
↧
Save the Children: Backyard
↧
↧
Save the Children: Girl Room
↧
Save the Children: Stairs
↧
Save the Children: Real problems
↧
↧
Save the Children: Made in Britain
↧
Save the Children: Pencil Toolbox
Published on September 8th - International Literacy Day. Part of Save the Children's 'Save their Childhood' campaign, the print ad refers to Romania's app. 282,000 children in danger of not being able to begin or continue their school education.
↧
Save the Children / Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark: The Most Bizarre Wedding Tradition
There are many bizarre wedding traditions around the globe, but there is one that beats them all.
On Day of the Girl Child, Save the Children Denmark and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark launched what seems like an entertaining Facebook-video that highlights bizarre wedding traditions from around the world, ending with the worst of them all: child brides.
The film is a link in creating awareness about the world’s first summit with the singular aim of ending child marriages.
↧
Save the Children: Superheroes - Eye Witness Reports
↧
↧
Save the Children: Real giving
The ad features nine-year-old Gerald whose home was destroyed by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines in 2013. Gerald, the eighth of eleven siblings, encouraged his family to evacuate their home in the small village of Tacloban and seek refuge in a nearby school, where they sheltered as the typhoon destroyed the area around them. Gerald’s family’s fishing boat – their means of earning income at the time – was lost in the disaster yet despite this Gerald still courageously continues to help his family and local community by whatever small means possible.
↧
Save the Children: Make the world better with a sweater Christmas ad spoof
↧
Save the Children: Tunic
↧
Save the Children: Sweater
↧
↧
Save the Children: Dress
↧
Save the Children: Pullover
↧
Save the Children: #speakforthem
↧
Save the Children: Children Off Street View
↧
↧
Save the Children: Girl
↧
Save the Children: Boy
↧
Save the Children: Still the most shocking second a day
↧