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Umelma prepares to receive her measles/rubella vaccination in Kenya

Every child counts

Data on inequalities is extremely important for accountability to children. Our analysis shows that the availability of such data is still extremely patchy.

A black box

An update on Save the Children UK's leadership team's anti-racism commitments

Save the Children UK's leadership team provide an update on the anti-racism commitments they published in the Statement of Solidarity in June 2020.
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No child should go hungry in the holidays

We're saddened by the vote on free school meals. Now's the time to work together and demand a winter plan for children.
Girl, age 8, from Venezuela

Intergenerational justice

The Covid Generation cannot afford a return to ‘normal’. Our new report, Covid's Kids, explains why.
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Let’s convert unpayable debt into investments for children

The time has come for a fundamental review of debt sustainability, followed by coordinated action covering all creditors to restructure and reduce debt.
Mums on a mission outside Parliament, Westminster

Empowering People with Lived Experience of Poverty

Parent Campaigner Michelle tells her story of how she came to use social security, and why people with lived experience are crucial in policy making.
Halima*, Nigeria

Hungry for change

How can the UK government help children get the right nutrition here and around the world?

Anjali - Child Campaiging Education Global Hangout

Anjali, 15, meets ministers at the #SaveourEducation Global hangout

In autumn 2020, Anjali, 15, discussed the global education COVID-19 response with key ministers including Baroness Sugg and Karina Gould. Here are her reflections,