World Education Forum: Eliminating gender inequality
Plan’s Because I am a Girl campaign has always worked for the rights of girls - that’s why we are at the World Education Forum this week, blogs Plan’s Ashley Johnson.
World Malaria Day: Celebrating malaria prevention and looking to the future
Malaria mortality rates have decreased by nearly half since 2000 – but a lot still remains to be done, blogs Thidiane Ndoye, Plan USA Deputy Director of Health, ahead of World Malaria Day on 25 April.
Thousands of children at risk in Cameroon
Attacks by Boko Haram fighters are forcing thousands of children and their families to seek refuge in north Cameroon where they are struggling to survive, blogs Plan's Berenger Berehoudougou.
Renewed efforts needed to combat Ebola
With a surge in new Ebola cases and the rainy season fast approaching, this is the time for a renewed effort to fight Ebola, blogs Plan International's Emergency Response Manager Paolo Lubrano.
Sustainable sanitation: from habit to social norm
Changing social norms at community level is key to achieving sustainable sanitation, blogs Plan International's Darren Saywell.
Embracing the resilience and strength of India's Daughter
Only by exposing the attitudes and beliefs that result in violence against women can we stop that violence from occurring, blogs Plan's Mary Bridger at the Commission on the Status of Women.
Playing mind games in emergencies
Emotional care should find a central place in disaster settings, blogs Plan International's Head of Disaster Preparedness and Response, Unni Krishnan.
Children and disasters: The last mile in action
It's imperative that children know what to do to stay safe in a disaster, writes Plan's Humanitarian Director, Roger Yates, ahead of the UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction.
Eliminating violence from our classrooms
Research released this week shows that violence is distressingly commonplace within schools in Asia, blogs Plan International Regional Director Mark Pierce.
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