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Video in the classroom
Videos bring the outside world into the classroom and create a more authentic learning experience, which lets learners connect theory to practice.39 Video
Video: Rosi Gollmann, Germany
Through Rosi Gollmann’s campaign ‘No girl is unwanted’, 12,000 Indian baby girls who would otherwise have been killed at birth have been saved. Girls’ rights were strengthened and child marriage stopped.
Video: Anna Mollell, Tanzania
Watch a video with Maasai child advocate Anna Mollel, fighting for children with disabilities and poor children in rural Tanzania.
Video: Rachel Lloyd, USA
Rachel Lloyd and GEMS (Girls Educational and Mentoring Services) support hundreds of girls and young women in NYC, USA, every year. Girls are provided safe housing, help in getting an education and a job, counseling, legal support and love.
Video; Child Rights Ambassador Doris from Ghana
Meet brave and hard-working Child Rights Ambassador Doris, from Ghana.
Video: My father was a poacher
Meet Blessing, 15, who has been forced to leave school and is afraid of being forced to marry after her father had to give up poaching in the nearby national park.
Video: Stop the Climate Crisis & littering
The climate is in crisis and litter is part of the problem – harmful waste such as chemicals and plastics are spread on the ground and in lakes and seas.
Video: Child Rights Ambassadors in Mozambique
Child Rights Ambassadors in Mozambique support their peers and inform local communities about children’s and girls’ rights.
Video: Ann Skelton, South Africa
Ann Skelton grew up under the violent Apartheid regime in South Africa. When she was 15 years old, black children her age who protested were being shot and jailed.
Video: Ashok Dyalchand, India
Ashok Dyalchand fights against child marriage and for girls’ rights in rural India.
Video: Gabriel Mejia Montoya
Father Gabriel has dedicated his life to helping the poor. He has faced several attempts on his life as a result of his work.
Video: Guylande Mésadieu, Haiti
When Guylande saw all the children who were forced to live on the street or work as domestic slaves in Haiti, she and her friends set up the organization Zanmi Timoun, Children’s Friend.
Video: Indira Ranamagar, Nepal
Indira Ranamagar and her organisation Prisoners Assistance Nepal (PA) has rescued over a thousand children from cramped, dirty prisons.
Video: John Wood, USA
John Wood quit his job as a manager at Microsoft to fulfil his dream: to fight poverty by giving children all over the world the chance to go to school.
Video: James Kofi Annan, Ghana
As a child, James Kofi Annan was trafficked and worked as a slave for seven years with a fisherman.
Video: Kailash Satyarthi, India
Kailash Sathyarti risked his life many times in his dangerous struggle against child labour and slavery and for all children’s right to education.
Video: Kimmie Weeks, Liberia
While fleeing as a child in wartime Liberia, Kimmie Weeks almost died of cholera. There and then he pledged to spend his whole life helping disadvantaged children.
Video: Malala Yousafzai, Pakistan
Malala Yousafzai fights for girls’ right to education and a life of freedom, in Pakistan and around the world.
Video: Murhabazi Namegabe, Democratic Republic of Congo
Murhabazi Namegabe fights for child soldiers, girls who’ve been abused and other vulnerable children who have grown up in one of the worst wars in human history.
Video: Nelson Mandela & Graca Machel, South Africa and Mozambique
Watch Nelson Mandela and Graça Machel in their nomination video from 2009, for becoming WCP Decade Child Rights Heroes.
Video: Phymean Noun, Cambodia
Phymean Noun fights for children living in poverty, sometimes on rubbish tips, and those children’s right to an education.
Video: Molly Melching, Senegal
Molly Melching and her organization Tostan fight for the rights of all children, especially girls, in West Africa.
Video: Sompop Jantraka, Thailand
Sompop Jantraka grew up in poverty and started working at the age of six. Today, he has given thousands of poor children from throughout the Mekong Region protection and education.
Video: Sakena Yacoobi, Afghanistan
Sakena Yacoobi has fought her whole life to fulfil Afghan children‘s and women’s right to education, healthcare and to learn about their rights.
Video: Dunga Mothers, Kenya
The Dunga Mothers fight for the rights of children with HIV/Aids and supports children who have lost their parents to AIDS in villages in the Kisumu area in Kenya .
Video: Valeriu Nicolae, Romania
Valeriu Nicolae grew up in poverty and was discriminated against because he was Roma. Now he fights for the equal rights of all poor children who suffer discrimination.
Video: Javier Stauring, USA
Javier Stauring works with children in prison and victims of violent crime to bring justice for children and families through reconciliation and dialogue, instead of through punishment and revenge.
Video: Spès Nihangaza, Burundi
When Spès Nihangaza and her sister Caritas were growing up they were taught to help the sick and the weak. Now, she has worked for over 25 years to help Burundi’s orphaned and most vulnerable children.Video: A changemaker in Ghana
Doris, a young girl from Ghana, talks about her life and how she uses the World's Children's Prize Program to empower other children.
Fighting for Child Rights in Cameroon
Watch how children in Cameroun are empowered as changemakers for a better world through the World’s Children’s Prize Program.
Video: Girls fight sexual abuse in Mozambique
Girls fight for equal rights and against sexual predators in their own schools.
Video: Child Rights Ambassadors in Myanmar
Learn how children in remote villages in Myanmar/Burma fight for Child Rights and Democracy.
Video: Cycling towards my dream in Zimbabwe
Amakuelo wants to protect children, animals and nature against wildlife crime.
Video: Paulo the poacher has had enough
Paulo quit school at the age of 13 and started hunting full-time. It felt pointless carrying on at school, because there aren’t any jobs where he lives.
Video: Fight for Filipino children
A young Child Rights champion from the Phillippines speaks up!
Video: Loves wildlife, hates poaching
Many of the boys in Luis village don’t go to school. They poach instead.
Video: Round the Globe in Zimbabwe
Children in Zimbabwe stand up for their rights and the Global Goals.
Video: Round the Globe on skis
Kids in Sweden stand up for their rights and the Global Goals on skis!
Video: Climate action on No Litter Day
Kids acting for the climate and against littering.
