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Arigatou International - All for Children

All for Children sums up our hopes and dreams and the partnerships we seek to build. All that we do, we do for children… and we work at it with all of our heart, because children deserve nothing less. We believe that all people share in a universal calling to care for all the children of our world, so all of the tools and approaches we offer are designed to bring people together—in all their wonderous diversity—to build a better world for children.

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17 April 2018

Financial Awareness for All

GNRC and Interfaith Initiative to End Child Poverty through I CAN Malaysia, organized a three-day intensive workshop from 6th – 8th April 2018 at International Islamic University in Malaysia to...

12 April 2018

Launch of the Asia-Pacific Faith Based Coalition for Sustainable Development

The GNRC together with other Faith Based Organizations launched The Asia Pacific Faith-based Coalition for Sustainable Development (APFC) on 28th March 2018 as a side event during a meeting...

10 April 2018

GNRC Features in the TEDx Talk Show

Ms. Raquel Sherman, a young GNRC member from Panama was featured on the TEDx Talk show on 11th March 2018. Ms. Sherman addressed the local audience and media in Panama on the role of children and youth...

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Posted April 23 at 7:21am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
Did you Know; The causes of violence against children are complex and varied. They include socio-economic causes su… https://t.co/fmYXO1i5LE
Posted April 18 at 10:01am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
"What more could be done to protect children from violence, abuse & exploitation? I believe we’re at a tipping poin… https://t.co/NYaJhjZtIJ
Posted April 17 at 7:15am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
Children thrive and grow in trusting relationships with people who love and care for them. Sadly, it also cannot be… https://t.co/MdG6KEikiW
Posted April 12 at 10:54am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
What we are reading; GNRC Features in the TEDx Talk Show https://t.co/qnMXWBnoaw #EndChildViolence https://t.co/KvnfG31kto
Posted April 12 at 7:09am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
One of the many ways to end Violence Against Children, is to educate children and youth on the vice. It is only by… https://t.co/nw3knPxYpi
Posted April 9 at 7:55am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
Join our GNRC youth in Panama, Ms. Raquel Sherman, explain the potential of youth in promoting peace and developmen… https://t.co/m4EFdY8qij
Posted April 6 at 1:09pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
Recognizing the power of #sports in nurturing peace and sustainable development. Through #sports, the voiceless can… https://t.co/ZcXQuOlYqA
Posted April 6 at 12:57pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
In the spirit of commemorating the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, @ArigatouGNRC recently hos… https://t.co/KJQrY62MUv
Posted April 6 at 7:47am
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It is the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace! Join Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC… https://t.co/5B8gnAxqGO
Posted April 5 at 1:42pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
GNRC Member in Mombasa, Kenya, Mr. Shee Hassan, sensitizing his peers on the importance of building community resil… https://t.co/weq7ClmWmp
Posted April 5 at 9:37am
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Global Network of Religions for Children-Empowering Police Officers to Protect Children in Pakistan-… https://t.co/UlTcNXVYeB
Posted April 4 at 2:37pm
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Posted April 4 at 6:53am
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What we are reading; Many babies under the care of minders die in their sleep because they are usually placed in ri… https://t.co/IZYkRN4GAZ
Posted April 4 at 6:33am
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@AMLiveNTV today, @Mustafa_Y_Ali highlights a life lived by Winnie Mandela. https://t.co/HrHaLKBU9Q
Posted April 3 at 11:22am
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What we are reading; @ArigatouGNRC- Nurturing Spirituality within the Family to Prevent Violence Against Children i… https://t.co/pv6LAIG8Sk
Posted April 3 at 7:55am
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Reviewing the Garissa University attack after three years; At Garissa University, the Covenant was Broken… https://t.co/uxlz9vV3o6
Posted April 2 at 6:40pm
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Qutub Minar Turns Blue On World Autism Awareness Day https://t.co/d3uUGQpWSW via @ndtv
Posted April 2 at 6:39pm
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Posted April 2 at 5:05pm
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#WorldAutismAwarenessDay aims at putting a spotlight on the hurdles that people with autism – and others living wit… https://t.co/Pp5ZnKLuRr
Posted April 2 at 5:02pm
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Posted April 23 at 7:22am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
The causes of violence against children are complex and varied. They include socio-economic causes such as poverty and social exclusion, and many other deeply rooted political, cultural and
familial factors. Ending today’s unprecedented violence against children calls for extraordinary and urgent collaboration among religious and spiritual communities, UN agencies, international
and multilateral organizations, governments, civil society, the private sector, media—and, most importantly, with children. We honor children’s unique contributions to, and insights about,
ending violence.

#EndChildViolence
#AllforChildren
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Posted April 20 at 6:10am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
What we are reading;
GNRC–Malaysia and End Child Poverty through I CAN Malaysia recently empowered women and girls through financial training
to equip them with skills to eradicate poverty and ultimately end violence against children in Malaysia.

#EndChildViolence

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Posted April 18 at 10:03am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
"What more could be done to protect children around the world from violence, abuse, and exploitation, if we put all of the world’s leading thinkers together in a room? I believe we’re at a tipping point of innovation and ideas. At the heart of many of these violations against children are political and social determinants." – Dr. Susan Bissell, Director, End Violence Against Children

#EndChildViolence
#AllforChildren
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Posted April 17 at 7:16am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
Children thrive and grow in trusting relationships with people who love and care for them. Sadly, it also cannot be denied that the home is the place where most abuses occur. Families need support to grow to become peaceful, safe sanctuaries.
#EndChildViolence
#AllforChildren
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Posted April 12 at 10:53am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
What we are reading; GNRC Features in the TEDx Talk Show

#EndChildViolence

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Posted April 12 at 10:49am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
One of the many ways to end Violence Against Children, is to educate children and youth on the vice. It is only by empowering them that they will be able to protect themselves and their loved ones.
#EndChildViolence
#AllforChildren

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Posted April 10 at 9:22am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
Ms. Raquel Sherman, a young GNRC member from Panama was featured on the TEDx Talk show on 11th March 2018. Ms. Sherman addressed the local audience and media in Panama on the role of children and youth in peace and development. In her presentation themed, “Two Sides of a Coin: Youth Empowerment,” she emphasized the need to empower youth with ideas and opportunities to enable them contribute to global peace and sustainable growth. In her opinion, youth empowerment is about creating opportunities for the youth to be involved and to follow through on their actions and also about making youth to believe in themselves, thereby enabling them to create their own opportunities and be brave enough to follow them through.
#EndChildViolence

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Posted April 6 at 1:27pm
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
Recognizing the potential of #sports in nurturing peace and sustainable development. Through #sports, the voiceless can also contribute to ending violence against children.
Happy International Day of Sport for Development and Peace
#IDSDP2018
#EndChildViolence
#AllforChildren #CRAVE
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Posted April 6 at 7:41am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
It is the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace! Join Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC) in demonstrating the use of sports to promote peace and ultimately end violence against children.
#IDSDP2018
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Posted April 5 at 9:00am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)

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