From child soldier, to refugee, to rap star, War Child is one boy's incredible story of survival and triumph. (From Little, Brown Book) ...

In that sense, War Child’s campaign is clever. “If you don’t polarize people you run the risk of being too bland and having no effect. The only reason to advertise is to get people to act.” ...

But when their story reached War Child, action followed. Within a day, the girls received medical care and began the process of being moved to safety and psychosocial support.

War Child’s sold-out 25th-anniversary gala, “The World That’s Possible,” held at the Four Seasons on Dec. 4, raised more than $1.19 million for children and families who live with war.

War Child and our partners have stepped in to provide life-saving assistance, having reached more than 180,000 individuals, including upwards of 118,000 children – over 1 in 10 children in Gaza.

In the opening of the book, we meet a generation of young men and women who have known nothing but war. First is young Richard Opio, 17 in 2000 and a former child soldier of the LRA.

War Child has announced the release of their biggest and most ambitious album to date: Heroes. The album – to be released on November 24 – will raise money for the charity, which works to help ...