Hear from Diana how the UK can seize a pivotal opportunity to address global debt crises by enacting legislation to ensure private creditors offer comparable relief.

Lola- one of our Changemaker Leaders- explains why she volunteers, and the importance of a fossil-fuel phase out for both planetary and personal health.

Changemaker Leader Michelle talks about why climate action is so important to her.

Our CEO, Gwen Hines, explains why the UK must call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and Israel.

Not only is scrapping the two-child limit the most cost-effective way to reduce child poverty but it would lift 250,000 children out of poverty.

For Great Big Green Week 2023 hear more about Portsmouth City Council's Youth Cabinet’s climate campaign.

We've been doing research to better understand how key swing audiences understand child poverty, and how to help foster more empathy for families on low incomes.

Insights from our conversations with 54,500 children on climate change and inequality, and how global leaders should act on them.

Our Head of Conflict and Humanitarian Policy and Advocacy updates on what progress is being made on addressing issues around children being killed and injured in war

Poverty and the climate emergency are two sides of the same coin, that can and need to be addressed together.

Suzi Murning looks at what policies the Scottish Government should announce as part of the Emergency Budget Review to protect children living in poverty.

Challenge Poverty Week 2022: Listening to parents real life experience of poverty in the UK, and using these to take action.

Six tips on discussing this difficult subject with the children in your life.

We all have the power to affect change. Let's use that power to take action for the 1.7 million children suffering from extreme hunger in East Africa.

Child poverty is about more than going without essentials

Malnutrition, caused by extreme hunger, is one of the biggest killers of young children around the world today. But where is the meaningful action to combat it?

1.7m children in East Africa are at risk of death from S.A.M. Thankfully, there is a cure. A simple, cheap cure to start a child’s journey back to health.

Small actions and big impacts – the amazing Parent Campaigners of Save the Children

Choosing to bring new life into an uncertain future is never an easy decision to make - but the hope and possibility that all children bring can be galvanising.

Wonderbooks help parents and caregivers talk to kids about the issues facing real life kids around the world - helping them learn about big topics facing children.

5 practical actions that you could consider taking here in the UK to respond to the ongoing situation with refugees from Ukraine.

This blog post is written by Campaign Champions Charlie and Emily. They are part of the Campaign Champion blog writing group, and advocate for children’s rights.

The Tightrope is inspired by real people living across the UK, striving to do their best by their families.

Young people know what it is like to be overlooked and underestimated. We know how badly the world needs change.

In last week’s Budget, the Chancellor announced a set of measures for working families. This is good news - but families still face a difficult winter.

For Sahra, the climate crisis is already here. Her childhood and her future are under threat from weather extremes brought on by climate change.

After 15,000 supporters urged the UK Government to stand up for what’s right for Afghanistan's children, we're here to hold the government to their commitments.

Tasha, a working mum of four, talks about the positive impact of universal credit and the danger of losing this essential lifeline.

The G7 has failed to deliver, particularly in terms of the resources needed globally for the restoration of children’s rights and an exit from the crisis.

The world’s poorest children are being impacted the most by COVID-19, and G20 governments need to improve initiatives to support them.

This International Women's Day, the UK government must do more to support single mothers struggling on a low income.

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.

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,

How do you run a community-based campaign when you can't even get together?

In autumn 2020, Finn (14) discussed the global education COVID-19 response with key ministers including Baroness Sugg and Karina Gould. Here are his reflections,

Why is Boris Johnson merging DFID and the FCO? Is the merger a good idea?

The impact of Covid-19 on families with young children is profound - alongside Marcus Rashford's campaign, now is the time to throw children in poverty a lifeline.

The announcement diminishes the UK's global role, and will reduce the impact of its aid.

From navigating digital meetings to the challenge of keeping up morale in the virtual sphere, many of us have experienced the ups and downs of working from home in the past month. As Parliament is about to come up against the same issues, I’ve drawn on what we’ve learned over the past month to offer some key tips.

Aneita got involved with our “Make Childcare Work” campaign after reading about the struggles of a group of women. Find out Aneita’s story.

If you think charity shops are just a place to drop off unwanted clothes or pick up a bargain, think again. Thousands of shoppers come through our doors every week with a fire in their bellies to change the world. Our conversations on the shop floor suggest that, given the chance to take campaigning action […]

Polling conducted in 2018 found that three in ten Brits think refugees get too much help in the UK, compared to just 18% who think the opposite. The older you are, or the more right-wing you are, the likelier you are to think that refugees receive too much assistance. Culture Wars divide us in so […]