Save The Children

·    Introduce your conversation partners (or the podcast partner participant) to colleagues.

My partner was Save the Children Organization.

·    Share what you have learned so far from these exchanges (or from the podcast and websites).

I have learned that this organization is working to help stop the spread of hunger, diseases, of children around the world. Feed the Children works in 120 countries helping and supporting children and their families. It also helps supply food, medicine, clothes, and shelters for these families. Save the Children started in the 20th century by two sisters who had a vision. These two sisters vision continued into the 21th century, but the real founder of Save the Children was Eglantyne Jebb after World War One. I have learned that Save the Children organizations are thriving for all children to have the rights for survival, protection, development, and participant in the end of hunger. Save the Children represents that all children are ensured with the equal rights, to be treated and be cared for fairly in life. I’ve learned that Save the Children is based upon respecting every cultural backgrounds and valves each others, and respecting diversity and to develop a positive relationship with partners. Save the Children agencies set high goals to improve the skills and valves for each child accomplish.

·    Describe your new insights and information about issues of poverty.

My new insights and information about issues of poverty it is a major problem in the United States of America today. People do not realize how many people live in poverty, in their backyard. There are over 16,000 families living in poverty with little or no income for food of shelter. I had learned that every little bit helps when it come to supporting families by giving our totally attention. Focus on what is going on in the world that is surrounding we the people. We must do our part in helping, sponsoring Save the Children organization. I can honestly say that I have decided to become a sponsor myself.

Sources:
Save the Children
http://www.savethechildren.net