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New flipbook on Right To Play's work on stigma and HIV/AIDS

posted by Meighan SzigetiNo presence information
October 06, 2011

Stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS in Rwanda is still prevalent in commuties throughout the country, despite the relatively low cases in comparison with other African nations.

Right To Play has outlined our response to stigmatization in our programs with a new flipbook, published to share our methodologies and how we are addressing a very critical issue to health and safety in Rwanda.

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Children’s right to play - An examination of the importance of play

posted by Meighan SzigetiNo presence information
June 28, 2011

This great report highlights the importance of play in a child's development, and why children need to engage in play to understand the world around them.
 
The final chapter highlights what local, national and international decision makers need to recognize in order for the environment to be available to children in order to play.
 

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What does the world's water supply look like?

posted by Meighan SzigetiNo presence information
June 14, 2011

GOOD published an eye-opening infographic that shows just how precious our water supply is, especially in the developing world. Over 1.1 billion don't have access to clean, drinking water. That's over 1 in 6 people around the world and every 20 seconds, a child dies of a water-borne illness.
 
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GOOD - The World's Water Supply
 
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