It Takes an Island
World Vision IrelandIn this series of podcasts, World Vision Ireland and young leader, Ellen Butler, explore the issue of violence against children with a range of guests from experts in the field to young people themselves. Join us in finding out more about the issue and what it takes to end violence against children. This series has been produced with the support of Irish Aid.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this episode Ellen speaks with child activist, Dola, from Bangladesh; World Vision’s Senior Policy Advisor for Ending Violence Against Children, Tamara Tutnjevic; Protection Officer with World Vision South Sudan, Anthony Ackech and Programmes Dire... more
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