We need to stop tiptoeing and start acting for humanity
Between stretched teams from a reduced workforce, attacks on humanitarian workers and assets, difficult negotiations and fear of government reprisals, humanitarian agencies are struggling to…
The not-so-silent impact of the humanitarian crisis in northern…
Girls and young women are hit especially hard by the ongoing conflict in northern Mozambique, in a crisis which receives little international attention despite the humanitarian response remaining…
Urgent action is needed to address the unfathomable human crisis that has unfolded in Gaza, blogs Killen Otieno, Head of Global Rapid Response and Readiness Unit.
The power of play: Building resilience for children affected…
We acknowledge the vital role of play in our education, child protection, mental health and psychosocial support initiatives across Ukraine, Moldova, Poland, and Romania.
Discriminatory social and gender norms mean that girls are more affected by climate change and yet have the fewest resources to cope. But girls are also powerful climate advocates, leaders and…
Behind the conflict, hunger is taking the futures of millions of Sudanese children, blogs Deployable Child Protection in Emergency Specialist Hawa Eltigani.
Between fear and hope – Children of Sudan’s brutal war …
After a recent visit to Chad, Dr Unni Krishnan, Plan International’s Global Humanitarian Director, blogs on the brutal impact of the war in Sudan and it’s catastrophic impact on children.…
Play unlocks a child's full potential and can also advance gender equality, blogs Nicole Rodger, Policy and Advocacy Lead for Early Childhood Development.
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