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Children's Books to Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
To honor AAPI Heritage Month, Save the Children shares favorite children’s books that inspire young readers year-round.
California Wildfires: How to Help
Learn how California wildfires are impacting children and families and how Save the Children is providing critical relief. Donate now to support recovery efforts.
Child Poverty in Rural America
Learn more about child poverty in rural America, where nearly 3 million children in need. Here’s how you can help.
When High School—and Childhood—Is Cut Short in America
Children across America are dropping out of high school at alarming rates—but not every county has the same high school drop-out rate. Learn how states rank.
Food Insecurity in America is Cutting Childhoods Short
Children in America are struggling with food insecurity. Learn which states struggle to protect children the most and how COVID-19 is magnifying hunger.
19 Children's Books that Celebrate Juneteenth and Black History
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8-year-old Lee Arthur reads with Grandma Chestnut in the Save the Children room on Wednesday, May 15, 2024 in Mississippi. Lee Arthur has been participating in Save the Children’s Literacy Program for two years where he works with his Foster Grandparent. AmeriCorps seniors can volunteer with Save the Children, standing in as a “grandparent,” and reading together with children – before school and after school.
To celebrate Juneteenth and Black History, Save the Children shares our favorite children's books that inspire young readers this month all year round.
In Rural America, the Silence of Poverty Is Deafening
Learn how Save the Children helps children in rural America who may not be exposed to early learning opportunities.