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Global Fund for Children is showcasing its work on youth-led climate action and healthy masculinities at the Clinton Global Initiative 2023 Meeting.
Global Fund for Children recognizes organizations that are prioritizing the wellbeing of children in dangerous circumstances, including trafficked children and child refugees.
The Healthy Masculinities programme will focus on rural communities and organisations operating outside major cities, prioritising trauma-informed approaches to masculinities and funding preventative work.
The Southeast Asia Climate Spark Fund will empower youth-led climate action in Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Global Fund for Children and six other philanthropic organizations have joined forces to promote the recovery of education systems in Guatemala and Honduras.
The Emmy Award–winning TV personality and host will continue her commitment to social justice by working with GFC to champion children’s rights and voices.
The Spark Fund has awarded $546,000 in flexible funding to 56 youth-led and youth-focused groups tackling injustice and inequality and driving transformational change.
The Spark Fund: Youth-Led Climate Resilience initiative will empower youth-led climate action and disrupt the trend of underinvestment in youth-led climate work.