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Emmanuel Nabieu,

In The Empowerment Shift, Emmanuel "Nabs" Nabieu—who once grew up in an orphanage himself—offers a clear, practical roadmap for transforming how we care for vulnerable children.

Challenge Works,

The Good Start Challenge is a €2.6 million global challenge to advance innovative solutions that improve the wellbeing of parents and caregivers of young children in disadvantaged circumstances in Indonesia, the Philippines, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Senegal, Mexico, Colombia and Brazil.

Family Power Mutual Learning,

In September 2025, we begin a new edition of the Mutual Learning Program (the seventh already!).

UNICEF and WHO,

The 2024 Global Ministerial Conference marked a historic milestone, generating over 370 pledges from more than 100 member states to end violence against children.

Joan Lombardi and Lauren Simmons,

This working paper by Joan Lombardi, senior advisor to the Collaborative on Global Children's Issues, and Lauren Simmons provides a brief overview of the risks and potential of early childhood and the changing climate and showcases a dozen innovative approaches where early childhood and climate sectors have successfully converged.

Yusra Ribhi Shawar, Shafkat Meraj, Adam D. Koon, and Jeremy Shiffman,

This article reviews the political factors shaping orphan and vulnerable children (OVC) care systems in low-income countries, highlighting weak governance, limited political commitment, and heavy dependence on external actors. It introduces a social science–based framework of eight key factors—spanning policymaking, governance, and context—to guide research and strengthen OVC care systems.

RIADIS and SPOON ,

Join RIADIS and SPOON for a webinar discussing the role of nutrition and feeding practices in promoting the rights of children with disabilities.

U.K. Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office and Global Campaign on Children's Care Reform Working Group,
WHO,

Corporal punishment is the most commonly experienced form of violence against children. Evidence shows it harms children’s health and offers no benefits for children, parents, or societies.

International Labour Organization and Innovations for Poverty Action,

The International Labour Organization (ILO) and Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) are working with the international community to develop Global Research Priorities for Combating Human Trafficking/ Forced Labour.