Why we need naming and shaming
The worst kinds of violations of children’s rights are committed every day because of conflict. Horrific acts make a blip on our radar but quickly slide into a distant memory.
Stories
Mary’s harrowing experience calls for more awareness on harm caused by sexual abuse
“My father sent me to take fish to my stepmother in Melut. A man, about 35 years old,...
World Vision launches campaign to “End violence against children in the Democratic Republic of Congo"
On Wednesday, July 24, 2019, World Vision’s teams in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in partnership with...
Former Child Bride; Future Nurse
“My marriage was a kind of hell I cannot describe – I suffered pain from my husband’s...
Child Marriage Survivors
Did you know that one-third of girls in Zambia are married before they are 18? Meet three girls...
Political Leaders Partner with World Vision to End Child Marriage
On the sidelines of the 33rd Summit of the African Union, the first ladies of the Economic...
What young leaders are taking away from the High-Level Political Forum
Photo : Young leaders Liteboho, Roslinda and Nomurandi meet with the UN Special Representative to the Secretary-General...
Family Clusters Boost Birth Registration
By: Christine Awor, Communications Intern Uganda According to the Uganda government and the United Nations, about 51 million...
Child Marriage Survivor Aspires to Be a Lawyer
By Joanitah Asiimire, Communications Officer, World Vision Uganda Police records in the Albertine region indicate that the...
Heart, Mind and Pocket: Transforming Farmers Lives in Malawi through Mindset Change
Among problems facing people in Malawi are food, water and financial insecurities. Poverty is deep and endemic...
Governments are still allowing violence against children
By Tamara Tutnjevic Gorman, Policy Manager - Ending Violence Against Children Governments are still allowing violence against children....
How I found my voice
By Roslinda, 14, young leader from Indonesia (Twitter: @InaRoslinda) I used to be shy. I did not...
Fighting for girls’ futures in Lesotho
By Liteboho, 17, young leader from Lesotho (Twitter: @l_liteboho) I am Liteboho, a 17-year-old girl, a child...
5 ways effective partnering can boost campaigns
By Mike Wisheart , Senior Advisor, Business Sector Engagement and Partnerships Violence affects 1.7 billion children. It costs...
A Story Book Set to Help Rewrite the Stories of Young Girls in Tanzania
In Tanzania, the ‘Day of the Africa Child’ was celebrated widely, including a national commemoration which was...
It Takes A World Campaign champs meets Partnership Global Field Operations and Regional Leader
To significantly enhance the well-being of children, World Vision launched a global campaign – ‘It takes a...
It Takes Us All to End Child Sexual Violence
As part of the Global Partnership, World Vision in Sierra Leone launched a five-year campaign dubbed “It takes...
A World Without Child Violence
A Second Revolution has been produced by Child Rights Now!, an initiative from Joining Forces, the alliance...
Open our eyes and minds to refugees; a faith perspective
How do Christians stop from shutting ourselves off to the needs and stories of the world's refugees?
World Vision lays the foundation to launch a campaign to end violence against children in the Democratic Republic of Congo
On Friday, June, 7 2019 World Vision in the Democratic Republic of Congo formerally joined with World Vision...
Child Participation: Addressing inequalities in decision-making
Article 12 of the United Nations Convention of the Rights of the Child recognises children and young...
Ending violence against children, one penny at a time
By Elena Gaia, Senior Advisor – Violence Against Children, World Vision In September 2015, world leaders made...
Gospel Artist Vows to Fight Against Child Marriage
One of World Vision Malawi’s Ambassadors on It Takes Malawi to End Child Marriage Campaign, Faith Mussa, has...
End child Neglect
Child neglect is widespread in the Burundian society and has extremely detrimental consequences on the lives of...
World Vision Mali Launching its ITAW Campaign
On 6 December 2018, World Vision Mali is officially launching its “It Takes A World” campaign under...
World Vision launches campaign to end violence against children in Timor-Leste
Dili, 3 December 2018 – World Vision has officially launched its campaign, “It takes a world to end...