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The group of children behind the project “the Children of the Internet” from Santiago de Cuba gathered together in a workshop in October 2020 to brainstorm ideas to address poverty in their communities. They formulated several ideas and finally decided to support children that were suffering disproportionately from lack of educational materials especially digital gadgets and internet in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. They chose this idea due to the real need children were experiencing, which had been exacerbated by the pandemic and which had drastically shifted learning from physical classrooms to digital spaces. By providing educational information that they could collect online, the children behind the project wanted to support others with limited technological access.
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Santa’s Helpers, a group consisting of five children aged 13 to 18 years from Sombor, Serbia, has been collecting gift packs and donating them to vulnerable chil…
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Perturbed by the socio-economic impacts the Covid-19 pandemic was having on vulnerable children, four Peruvian children from the group ‘Expresarte’ longed to s…
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“Saada and Suleina are sisters living in a community where child marriages are still practiced. The two sisters are school going teenagers but …
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The Children’s Parliament in India engaged more than 300 children from nine villages in dis-cussions to brainstorm what could be done to address issues related t…
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Dear Friends, Arigatou International – End Child Poverty wishes you a joyous holiday season filled with peace.…
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Barely slightly a month after October 17th, (the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, IDEP), the ‘Together we can end child poverty world…