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What I Learned at the CIES Conference
Each year, the Comparative & International Education Society (CIES) conference brings together thousands of education experts. Here's three things we learnt this year.
Growing the Wrong Way
Save the Children has been in Lebanon since the 1950s, advocating for children’s rights with and through long-standing partnerships with excellent local organisations.
Enough is enough
Progress in reducing maternal deaths between 2000 and 2015 will not hold without dedicated commitment from global health leaders.
What next for the 222 million children whose education is disrupted by emergencies?
Multiple crises are denying children their right to education and they are demanding world leaders do better.
On the search for a new President of the World Bank
Commitment to children's rights must be top of the list of selection criteria for the new World Bank President.
Behind the scenes with Aardman Animation
Peter Peake of Aardman Animation explains the passion and process behind the short film Home
Save the Children and Aardman: Home
Inspired by the real-life stories of children, the short film from Aardman tells a story about how child refugees feel and what it’s like to be away from home
There are days I hate my job and love it too
I sit in front of rolling news coverage about Monday’s massive earthquake in Turkey and Syria with mixed feelings.