Campaign to End Child Servitude
Program Strategies and Objectives
How The Campaign Works
1. Raising Awareness
2. Promoting Alternatives to Servitude
3. Building Coalitions and Developing Leadership
4. Engaging the Haitian Government
5. Providing Support for Survivors
6. Protecting Children Currently in Servitude
Articles
Responding to the Trauma of Child Servitude
A Baby Left in a Basket
The Rigwaz
Links to Other Articles about Child Servitude in Haiti
Making a Model of Meno
National Day Against Child Servitude
At Peace in Their Care: Testimony of Omantide Laurent
Overview
The Campaign to End Child Servitude
Financial Report
Support the Campaign
Our Programs
Apprenticeship in Shared Living
Transformational Travel
Living Words
Project Kiskeya
Circles of Change
Child Literacy
Literacy for Liberation
Schools Alive!
Campaign to End Child Servitude
PBS and MSNBC Report on Restavek Children
PBS and MSNBC Report on Haiti's Children Living in Servitude:
Our own Guerda Lexima and friends in the community of Fond des Blancs appear in this short documentary on the trials of Haiti's restavek children on the PBS program Foreign Exchange, hosted by Fareed Zakaria. Guerda is also interviewed for this article and a short video on MSNBC.
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Exploring the interaction of thinking and doing in our work.
How it Works
Beyond Borders is using the following strategies in the Campaign to End Child Servitude:
- 1 Raising Awareness
- 2 Promoting Alternatives to Servitude (model communities)
- 3 Building Coalitions and Developing Leadership
- 4 Engaging the Haitian Government
- 5 Providing Support for Survivors
- 6 Protecting Children Currently in Servitude (model neighborhoods)