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Celebrating an anti-trafficking victory
- Congress passes the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act
- Beyond 5: Five is not a child's lifetime
Why isn't poverty an issue this election year?
Become a Global Citizen: Join 60,000 in Central Park, NYC to end extreme poverty!
- Blog: Let's show the world our compassion and depth
- Video: What do Peter Pan and Tinkerbell have to do with maternal and child health?
Hungry children can't wait
- Hungry kids can’t wait as G20 ponders malnutrition solutions
- Op-ed: Faith in future generations
- Anti-trafficking efforts improve, but millions still vulnerable
Child trafficking: Notes from the front lines
- Blog: Reflections on child trafficking
- Advocacy update: Thousands advocate and act for HungerFree world, spur G8 leaders to act
- Blog: A stronger safety net for children
Dream, pray, act for a hunger-free world
Seizing the 'Kony' moment
- Blog: Seizing the "Kony" moment
- Blog: Save lives. Host a Malaria Sunday.
- Blog: Do you feel a stirring in your gut?
March 2012: Celebrating the voices of women
- Blog: From baby refugee to mother, wife, and World Vision staffer
- Advocate profile: Not in Kansas anymore
- Advocacy in action: Mama Emma builds new futures for girls.
February 2012: From apathy to advocacy
- Social justice: Moving from apathy to advocacy
- Congress: Don't play politics with child slavery
- Global poverty-focused programs spared the axe
January 2012: Presidential primaries and global poverty
- Where do the presidential candidates stand when it comes to global poverty?
- "Baby showers" draw attention to global child health crisis
- Video: So you want to change the world
December 2011: From suburbanite to global advocate
- Advocate profile: "Global soccer mom" Shayne Moore
- The global AIDS fight: Zambian mother-to-be protects her baby from HIV
November 2011: You can help protect children from deadly hunger and disease
September 2011: Fighting modern-day child slavery
- Young man endures nine years forced labor at sea
- World Vision Blog: Keeping a law that works
- Prayer of the month: Remember victims of human trafficking
August 2011: Youth advocate for safer communities
- World Vison Blog: At-risk youth experience advocacy first-hand
- More than a budget battle: How U.S. budget cuts affect the global poor
- Advocacy works: Keys to communicating with Congress
July 2011: Change the world (and yourself), one activity at a time
- Change the world (and yourself) one activity at a time
- In Thailand, sponsored children speak out for clean water in their community
- World Vision Blog: Hard facts about labor trafficking
June 2011: Speaking out for the vulnerable
- World Vision submits testimony to Congress on 2012 budget
- Filipino youth journeys 17,000 miles to speak out
- Prophetic activism for a new generation
May 2011: Spotlight on child and maternal health
- A baby is rescued from malnutrition — and a devastating superstition
- Mother who overcame the odds feels called to fight maternal deaths
- A mother's excruciating choice — protect her children or feed them
April 2011: End Malaria Campaign update
- Advocacy in action: Mosquitoes: A threat no more for Zambian family
- Advocacy update from Capitol Hill: Shifting needs
- Advocacy in action: Church connects with next generation through bed nets
March 2011: Teens expose human trafficking in Romania
- Advocacy in action: Romanian teens use photography to expose trafficking
- Becoming an advocate: Meet Kathryn Anderson
- Issue alert: Protecting humanitarian funding in the federal budget
- Resource alert: A call to live simply during Lent
February 2011: The Human Wrong Initiative
- Human Wrong 2011: Bringing the battle to Bangladesh
- The new Congress: Outlook for the poor
- Sudan referendum: History in the making
January 2011: An advocacy year-in-review
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