I saw children without school, safety or hope
It's time to act to protect the girls and children of Sudan from the cruelty of war.
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Hidden in plain sight: girls associated with armed groups
Addressing the issue of girls associated with armed groups requires recognising that they are victims of grave violations not perpetrators, writes Sandra Maignant.
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Sudan at 1000 days of conflict
As the conflict reaches 1000 days, Nahid Ali urges us to not forget Sudan.
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Are our learnings from working with partners preparing us to…
We are capable of great changes if we work together, blogs Plan International’s Director of Localisation and Decolonisation, Virginia Saiz.
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My fever dream at UN climate conference COP30
When diplomacy drags its feet, the real momentum comes from the margins, writes young activist Eezu Tan.
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Girls in Central African Republic need supplies and support…
Let’s make sure help is close enough to make a difference, blogs MariaSole Fanuzzi, Humanitarian Specialist.
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Why the World Social Summit is a turning point for girls’…
We need bold commitments that put girls and young women at the centre of decisions and laws that affect their lives.
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What is the true meaning of peace for Gaza’s children?…
Gaza's children deserve true peace and their lives.
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Health risks rise when survival takes priority
Roxana, a project facilitator with Plan International, shares the stories and spirit behind the humanitarian response to growing health risks.
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Where there is shortage, we will fill the gap
Emergency responder Kien shares the human stories behind the destruction caused by Typhoon Yagi and communities’ determination to rebuild.
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Between conviction and care: A woman in humanitarian work
Fatoumata leads emergency responses. She wants to see more women working in this field and believes being a woman makes her good at her job.
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Why inclusion in crisis response can’t wait
Armand, a project officer with Plan International Romania, reflects on what inclusive humanitarian response truly means, and why care must be the cornerstone of justice.
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