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UK aid choices should be guided by evidence of what saves lives
How we spend UK aid is rightly subject to regular review. As the world changes, it’s important we change with it. To ensure UK aid is accountable to the...
CEO Updates, January and February 2019
2019 is off to a flying start Even with the extraordinary pace of medical advances, this is the only Save the Children centenary any of us will ever experience...
International Women’s Day: Women bring new life into refugee camps
Celebrating women everywhere Resilience. Strength. Bravery. Three words which come to mind when thinking of women, and in particular mothers. But there are so...
5 HIGHLIGHTS FROM WESTMINSTER HALL DEBATE ON GLOBAL EDUCATION FOR THE MOST MARGINALISED CHILDREN
On Tuesday MPs raised the profile of global education through a debate on ‘Global education for the most marginalised’.
The forgotten losers of Brexit might be the World’s poor
Any move away from the European Union by the UK will have widespread and mostly unintended implications for developing countries.
Celebrate peace on World Day Of Social Justice
It's World Day Of Social Justice today - and we're celebrating a child champion who's determined to show a peaceful future to fellow children. Meet...
The Governance of Global Health: what needs to change?
I just finished reading Devi Sridhar and Chelsea Clinton's excellent new book Governing Global Health: Who runs the world and why?. It forensically dissects the...
Stopping the war on children – one hotel room at a time
The Munich Security Conference is held every February in the Bayerischer Hof, a grand, old hotel in the heart of the city. Its five-star opulence is part of a...
Sharing the love on Supporter Week
It’s Supporter Week at Save the Children and we’re sharing some love with our supporters – just in time for Valentine’s Day. Thank you for helping...