A 3 minute narrated film about a 6 year old girl in Senegal who was raped in her school toilet. This film provides a good introduction to the issue of sexual violence in schools and the solutions supported by Plan. Please note the little girls name has been changed to Janeiba for child protection purposes.

Learn Without Fear is Plan International's global campaign to end violence in schools, http://www.learnwithoutfear.or g

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Jamie Durie begins his journey by contemplating India's booming construction industry and the impact on the children of the migrant building labourers. Jamie tells the story of Mobile Creches - an organisation founded by Meera Mahadeven in 1969 - to care for children of construction workers in New Dehli.
Buy the full TV special on DVD http://www.plan.org.au/beapart ofit/shop

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This video by Plan marks the tenth annual World Day Against Child Labour held June 12th 2009. According to the UN, there are more than 200 million child workers globally with up to three quarters thought to be involved in some of the worst forms of child labour, including sexual exploitation, forced labour and slavery.

Girls are especially vulnerable being more likely to be withdrawn from school to work and more vulnerable to illicit trade and hazardous industries. This is why Plan provides skills based training as well as raising awareness on the importance of quality education for both boys and girls.

Sponsor a child today http://www.plan.org.au

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Jamie Durie introduces his television special about Plan's work in India.
Buy the full TV special on DVD http://www.plan.org.au/beapart ofit/shop

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Jamie Durie begins his journey by contemplating India's booming construction industry and the impact on the children of the migrant building labourers. Jamie tells the story of Mobile Creches - an organisation founded by Meera Mahadeven in 1969 - to care for children of construction workers in New Dehli.
Buy the full TV special on DVD http://www.plan.org.au/beapart ofit/shop

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Jamie Durie visits a mobile creche located in the basement of a Delhi construction site. He meets Plan's early childhood care and development advisor, Nirali Mehta, teacher and former mobile creche student, Meena, and current student, Arun.
Buy the full TV special on DVD http://www.plan.org.au/beapart ofit/shop

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The campaign against female excision in Guinea, West Africa by Plan International's partner NGO AFAF as told by midwife campaigner Tante Mado. Features interviews of girls who have undergone excision or been spared thanks to the campaign. Looks at the village of Koumonin which publicly declared itself excision free in April 2008.

http://www.plan.org.au/mediace ntre/features/tanto_mado_again st_female_genital_cutting_guin ea

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In post-war Liberia, 3 former girl child soldiers reflect on their traumatic experiences of being abducted by rebels during the 14 year civil war, and how Plan International is helping them to recover and rebuild their lives. Refer to Plan's International's report: Because I am a Girl - the State of the World's Girls 2008 - Special Focus: In the Shadows of War. http://www.plan.org.au/ourwork /campaigns/because_i_am_a_girl /2008

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Plan International's 'Because I am a Girl' report series, launched in May 2007, revealed that international targets set by world leaders to protect girls living in poverty are unlikely to be met. This year's report, launched in May 2008, focuses on girls living in the shadow of war. It describes the situations, and responses of girls dealing with the effects of conflict. This film features interviews with teenage girls in post-war Sierra Leone. http://www.plan.org.au/ourwork /campaigns/because_i_am_a_girl /2008

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Sa'a ni is a group of musicians featured on the album Ne'e Hau Nia Moris: Songs from the Lautem District, Timor-Leste.

Sa'a ni's tracks on the album were recorded on site in Com, Timor-Leste as a part of Plan East Timor's Youth Participation and Livelihoods program. This track is a traditional, East Timorese harvest song.

Sa'a ni is made up of young East Timorese musicians including Marito (guitar), Carlito (guitar/vocals/bass), Helena (vocals/trible/bamboo), Arastacia (gong), Francisco (bamboo drum) and Abilio (babadok).

For more information about Plan's program go to http://www.plan.org.au/ourwork /asia/easttimor/youth.

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Pisa Moko is a group of musicians featured on the album Ne'e Hau Nia Moris: Songs from the Lautem District, Timor-Leste.

Pisa Moko's tracks on the album were recorded on site in Los Paulos, Timor-Leste as a part of Plan East Timor's Youth Participation and Livelihoods program. This track sings "a sister got married in another place and gives the name to her daughter we rira e".

Pisa Moko is made up of young East Timorese musicians including Chriszanto (guitar/vocals), Raimondo (gong/vocals), Cafendi (babadouk/vocals), Agustinho (lead guitar), Jonita (gong/vocals), Sofia (tambourine/vocals) and Arsenio (vocals/babadouk).

For more information about Plan's program go to http://www.plan.org.au/ourwork /asia/easttimor/youth.

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Inaquery is a group of musicians featured on the album Ne'e Hau Nia Moris: Songs from the Lautem District, Timor-Leste.

Inaquery's tracks on the album were recorded on site in Com, Timor-Leste as a part of Plan East Timor's Youth Participation and Livelihoods program. This track sings "drink in moderation".

Inaquery is made up of young East Timorese musicians including Augustu (drum), Monica (tambourine), Bernado (violin), Danisio (guitar), Nolasco (guitar), Imensio (vocals), Benedita (vocals), Maria (gong) and Atanasio (guitar).

For more information about Plan's program go to http://www.plan.org.au/ourwork /asia/easttimor/youth.

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