This month’s inequality question chosen by the children in Uganda was ‘Is equality for women and girls possible?’

The debate received 69 responses and was viewed by 528…

Godfrey* is 11 years old, he comes from a small village and has just finished primary year three. When he was younger, Godfrey lived with both his mother and father. Then his parents divorced,…

This month’s inequality question was ‘Should love be conditional on how you behave’.

By the end of the live debate the debate had received 70 responses and was viewed 583 times! People chose to answer…

This month the inequality question chosen by children living on the streets in Uganda and debated was ‘Do adults value the contribution children can make to society fairly?’.

The debate had 424 views and…

Wow, where did 2018 go?

It was such a special year for S.A.L.V.E. as we reached our milestone 10th year and got the opportunity to celebrate in both the UK and Uganda.

Celebrating a special birthday…

The inequality question chosen by children living on the streets in Uganda and debated this month was ‘Should all people be heard and all views shared in society?’.

We received 84 answers and 399…

This is a true story of Peter*.

Peter is eleven years old and he left school in primary three. He comes from a village in Eastern Uganda. He grew up living with his mum and…

“Children should be getting educated, not working. Does that mean they do not have a right to work?” – Adam

The topic of our November inequality debate was “Do children have a right to work…

“Society chooses between equality and freedom – an equal society has a wealth gap, a free society does not.” – Toby, London

The topic of our October inequality debate was “Should there be a limit…

Haruna’s* father is a very tough person. Renowned as a polygamous witch doctor in the area, he believes in appeasing the gods through the sacrifice of children. Though he has never been caught by…