Food crisis in West Africa
Millions of children and their families in West and Central Africa face a growing humanitarian disaster as a food crisis intensifies across the region.
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Jack and his classmates from Benton Junior College help Plan make a statement to the State Government and to the people of Melbourne.Whether you are a teacher looking for ideas on global education or a young person wanting to learn more or do something about global poverty, Plan has a number of ways to get involved.
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Common Threads: weaving child rights into global education » We have launched a new, Australian Curriculum Teacher and Learning Guide designed for educators teaching Australian young people aged between 10-13 years.
1.4 Billion Reasons for Youth: Global Poverty Project Partnership with Plan » Find out about our partnership with the Global Poverty Project and how you can be involved in the 1.4 Billion Reasons Why for Youth presentation in schools across Australia.
SchoolAid 'Because I am A Girl' website for schools » Plan and SchoolAid have teamed up to develop a 'Because I am a Girl' website especially designed for primary school kids (7 to 12 year olds) to learn in a positive and age-appropriate way how gender inequality and discrimination affect girls in many societies.