Japan’s Nuclear Catastrophe Leaves Little to Celebrate on Children’s Day
A recent government decision callously put thousands of kids in harm’s way.
A recent government decision callously put thousands of kids in harm’s way.
During this ongoing nuclear disaster, Japanese leaders should do a great deal more to safeguard the children of the country.
There’s no safe level of radiation exposure.
The House has passed a devastating budget plan that would destroy bedrock safeguards that have protected our health and environment for decades.
The International Olympic Committee should put its money where its mouth is when it comes to women and sports.
Ensuring children access to comprehensive health coverage is one of the smartest, most cost-effective choices our country can make.
Food and beverage corporations certainly know that advertising works.
The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act signals a significant change in how we invest in our children and their health.
We can’t ignore this crisis.
This Halloween, try to ensure that your chocolate isn’t tainted.
To distract us from the facts, the fast food industry and its defenders blame parents for the rising child obesity rate.
Drinking nuclear waste-contaminated milk most likely contributed to hundreds of thousands of U.S. citizens developing thyroid cancer.
Teaching the value of healthy eating in schools is a great way to fight obesity.
Have we no shame or respect for children’s lives in Somalia or even our own country?
Improving America’s schools requires tackling poverty, a major underlying cause of weak education.