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Save the Children International Homepage

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Save the Children believe in a world in which all children survive, have the chance to learn, and are protected from abuse, neglect and exploitation.

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1) Where Its HQ Is Located
- London, England
2) When It Was Founded
- 15 April 1919
3) Who Founded It
- Eglantyne Jebb, Dorothy Buxton
4) Why They Founded It
- Its foundation was part of an effort to reduce starvation of children in Germany and Austria-Hungary during the allied blockage of Germany of World War I. In 1919, It was publicly established to provide relief to children suffering the effects of war and raise money for emergency aid to children suffering from the wartime shortages of food and supplies.

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[1] The Declaration of the Rights of the Child(1923)
[2] Rewrite the Future(2006)
[3] Knitting to Save Lives(2007)
[4] No Child Born To Die(2011)

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[1] The Declaration of the Rights of the Child(1923)

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[1] The Declaration of the Rights of the Child(1923)

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Save the Children stresses that every child has the right to survival, protection, and education. Jebb created an initial draft for what would become the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child(UNCRC) in 1923. It is a legally-binding international agreement setting out the civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights of every child, regardless of their race, religion or abilities.

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It is Save the Children's first global campaign, which focuses on obtaining equal and quality education for children who are unable to attend school due to conflict or war. The campaign has been focused in 28 countries where armed conflict is particularly relevant and has sought to find innovative solutions to allow children to go to school even in the most difficult contexts.

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In Korea, the hat-knitting campaign started in 2007 and has since run annually from October to March to brings warmth to newborn babies in harsh weather. By keeping them warm, this hat can be a simple solution to preventable and treatable illnesses which can otherwise lead feeble babies to death.

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No Child Born To Die was a campaign launched in the UK in 2011 to combat the more than 8 million deaths of children under five from preventable or treatable illnesses such as diarrhoea and pneumonia. The campaign priorities were to provide more of vaccines, antibiotics, nurses and midwives.

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Save The Children - No Child Born To Die Animation

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Fred & Eric have created an animation for Save The Children's breaking GAVI campaign to help save 4 million lives in 4 hours, at the global vaccines summit in June.  

Fred & Eric were briefed to design and create an animation to highlight the critical facts of the campaign.  The combination of illustration, stop-frame animation, video footage and After Effects animation was used to create a standout tactile piece; a stirring call to action that will be played online, as time before the summit ticks down.   

Sign up here, before 13th June 2011 - http://bornto.savethechildren.org.uk/#action

Directed and Produced by Fred & Eric in collaboration with:
Laura Hulme: After Effects Animation
Andy Martin: After Effects Animation
Susie Jones: Stop-frame Animation
Andrew Meredith: Lighting & Camera
Erwin Schulz: Digital Artworking
Paul Mottram: Music
Ben Ash: Music Mix