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Change for Children is proud to mentor a student team at the University of British Columbia this semester through an interdisciplinary humanitarian engineering course. Togethe... Change for Children is proud to mentor a student team at the University of British Columbia this sem...

Blog, In Canada

Students headed back to school this week, and so too did teachers. In fact, most teachers went back to school last week—to prep, to plan, to imagine, to make classrooms magica... Students headed back to school this week, and so too did teachers. In fact, most teachers went back ...

In The Field

This month, the global community marked the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People. This year’s theme, “Indigenous Peoples and AI: Defending Rights, Shaping Future... This month, the global community marked the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People. This...

In The Field

From the second boat in our small convoy, we follow the first (loaded to capacity with white pvc pipes) up the Bocay River toward Amak. We navigate small rapids and narrowing ... From the second boat in our small convoy, we follow the first (loaded to capacity with white pvc pip...

In The Field

On Mother’s Day, we are reminded of the incredible power of a nurturing spirit and the profound community impact that mothers have both in the projects we support and in... On Mother’s Day, we are reminded of the incredible power of a nurturing spirit and the profoun...

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This year, Earth Day’s call to action is an invitation for everyone around the globe to unite behind renewable energy. At Change for Children, our projects are fueled pr... This year, Earth Day’s call to action is an invitation for everyone around the globe to unite ...

In The Field

With powerful, life-sustaining properties; unparalleled abilities to protect life, health, and the very fabric of existence; relied upon by every cell, every organism, and eve... With powerful, life-sustaining properties; unparalleled abilities to protect life, health, and the v...

In The Field

The vehicle-swallowing-sized mud puddles signal the entrance to San Juan. It’s where the pavement ends. And where the lack of resources begins. We are welcomed with a traditio... The vehicle-swallowing-sized mud puddles signal the entrance to San Juan. It’s where the pavement en...

Blog, In The Field, Travel Stories

The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day — For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment — reads a little like a book dedication. Like a line of... The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day — For ALL women and girls: Rights. Eq...

In The Field

Important Intersection Ahead Indigenous Languages and Climate Change  As the Indigenous lands of the Bosawás, Nicaragua are increasingly encroached upon by non-Indigenous sett... Important Intersection Ahead Indigenous Languages and Climate Change  As the Indigenous lands of the...

In The Field