SAVE THE CHILDREN
In many rural parts of the world,families urgently need support to grw,or buy food for their children to trive.
- To help parents provide for their children;s basic nutritional needs,save the children's Hunger,focus on improving the food supply .
In 2011, Save the children livehoods programs readed more than 7 millions children,and adults.
Karl Frey's life trajectory
The distance between Peach Bottom, Pa., and Wajir, Kenya, is 7,800 miles. That also happens to be the distance of Karl Frey's life trajectory, which has arced from growing up Mennonite on his family's Lancaster County dairy farm to helping improve children's health in a drought-stricken area of eastern Africa.
- He lives in Chevy Chase, Md., and works for Save the Children, specializing in food security during emergencies.
- His duties include advising a program in northeastern Kenya that gives pastoralists hit hard by a drought in 2011 and part of last year an immediate and future source of milk.
- It's a farm-to-farm-to-table tale.
Frey recalls school-day evenings, and weekends in Peach Bottom being bracketed by milking cows and doing chores on the 117-acre farm. - The Kenya project began about 18 months ago, after a devastating drought in 2011 throughout East Africa that saw crops and herds - sources of income and food - destroyed. It will take years to reverse the impact.
- The project gives vouchers for milk to families,getting milk to those who need most.
- About 1000 people 8000 of them children are getting the vouchers it seems to be helping.
- Frey;s jobs is to look at all of this and suggest how to improve the distribution process and the milk's quality.
- Freys periodically travels to Kenya to talk to project staffers and program recipients.
"The world is big, but still small becouse we still have to rely on a few basic things to make it work"he said.
- World Forum Foundation
The mission of the World Forum Foundation is to promote an on-going global exchange of
ideas on the delivery of quality services for young children in diverse settings.
Early childhood professionals from more than 80 countries
gather to share ideas on a wide range of issues impacting the delivery of
quality services for children and families.
- Interested in promoting the well-being of young children and families can share ideas, strategies, and perspectives
At World Forum gatherings people often come together to launch global projects on specific issues and topics. Current projects focus on men in ece, AIDS and young children, nature education, peace education, teacher education, and immigration and young children
Episode 10: Susan Lyon Early childhood professional,Word forum radio.
Susan Lyon Her pation begin when he started to work with children with disabilities and emotional problems.
- She share a wonderfull experience that she had with a 1 grade children who wants to know the meaning of the word CITY,and the answer that the boy tell was : "city is a small world such a big place".
She wanted to understand how children see things and how they understand the world.
- Visiting Reggio Emilia and then bringing the “100 Languages of Children” exhibit to the San Francisco.
She always advocate to the children
She initiated the Innovative Teacher Project, and began working with the Presidio Child Care Center and the San Francisco public schools.
She wants to prove that working together private and public schools that quality of work can happen if teachers participate in unit.
Currently she is working with an Italian architect to rehab a San Francisco structure into the first Italian immersion preschool
How important is to advocate to those children that has different cultures and languages ,we need to be a support for them.
Expanding Resources
PART TWO:
ZERO TO THREE is a national, nonprofit organization that informs, trains, and supports professionals, policymakers, and parents in their efforts to improve the lives of infants and toddlers.
There mision is: to promote the health and development of infants and toddlers.
Early Care and Education
All babies and toddlers need positive early learning experiences to foster their intellectual, social and emotional development and lay the foundation for later school success.
All child-care arrangements, including family, friend, neighbor, and family- and center-based child care have the potential to provide high-quality, individualized, responsive and stimulating experiences that occur within the context of strong relationships and which are imbedded in everyday routines.
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