Changemakers: 10 International Children's Peace Prize winners tell their remarkable stories Book PDF, ePub eBook

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CHANGEMAKERS Ten children who have changed the world. Ten interviews. Ten incredible stories for young and old... Including AMERICAN NEHA GUPTA International Children's Peace Prize winner 2014. If you buy this book, another copy will be given away to a child and his family in one of the Children’s Peace Prize countries. So you are actually buying two books instead of one. 1 book HERE = 1 book THERE 2 x reading pleasure! Every year the International Children’s Peace Prize and the message of the young winner reach hundreds of millions of people all over the world. This year it is awarded for the tenth time, a milestone and a good reason to visit the winners in their countries to talk about their lives, their plans for the future and to listen in amazement. Meet the courageous Malala who fights for education for girls and almost lost her life doing so. Listen to Baruani, who started his own radio show Sisi Kwa Sisi (Children for Children) in a refugee camp in Tanzania and managed to reunite thousands of children with their families with his show. Find out what life is like in the violent favelas of Rio de Janeiro and let Mayra show you around her hopeful projects. Amaze yourself about the Gifts of Hope, a touching idea of young Kesz, a former street child from the Philippines. Read the breathtaking story of former child slave Om Prakash from India, who fights against child slavery. Remember the little warrior for AIDS in South Africa Nkosi, who sadly passed away at the age of twelve, but left behind a wonderful shelter for mothers and children who are infected with AIDS/HIV, Nkosi’s Haven in Johannesburg. The hope giving stories of Thandiwe, who points out the importance of a good education in Zambia and dedicates her life to providing both children and adults with information about AIDS/HIV, and Chaeli who stands up for the rights of the disabled children in South Africa and calls herself an ‘ability activist’. She prefers to speak about differently-abled children instead of disabled children. And there is Francia Simon from the Dominican Republic, who fights for the right of identity and helps both children and parents to obtain a birth certificate, which guarantees them basic rights like education and healthcare. All the stories of the International Children’s Peace Prize Winners are extraordinary and inspiring. They are examples to us all. Desmond Tutu, patron of KidsRights: “Hey you oldies, listen to the children, listen to the children... and act.” Nelson Mandela: “When I asked Nkosi what he wanted to be when he grew up and asked him if he would want my job, he said: ‘No, thank you sir. It looks like a lot of work to me.’” It made the president burst out in laughter... Malala Yousafzai, Children’s Peace Prize Winner 2013 and Nobel Peace Prize Winner 2014: “I told president Obama that I believe you can only stop terrorism with education. You can’t stop wars with wars.” Kailash Satyarthi, Nobel Peace Prize Winner 2014, rescuer of Children’s Peace Prize Winner Om Prakash and KidsRights partner: “The Nobel Prize is a great honour for all Indians and all children who are still being used as slaves. I dedicate the prize to all the children in the world.” This special anniversary book also tells the story of the 2014 International Children’s Peace Prize winner and has a foreword written by Desmond Tutu. www.kidsrights.org

Changemakers: 10 International Children's Peace Prize winners tell their remarkable stories by Inge Ikink

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