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Greta Thunberg: Who Is She and What Does She Want?

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Greta Thunberg: Who Is She and What Does She Want?

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Greta Thunberg: Who is the climate activist and what has she achieved?

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The climate activist has been arrested in Sweden and the UK as a result of her protests.

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Malala Yousafzai is a young Pakistani activist. In 2008 she began protesting the closing of girls' schools in her area. In 2012 she was shot as a result of her protests....

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JAYLEN ARNOLD

2014 YOUTH AWARD
Jaylen's Challenge
United States

Bullies don't like different. Jaylen Arnold found this out at a very early age. Jaylen Arnold is different. In his own words, "I am differently abled." He also calls himself an alphabet kid. "See look, here are all the letters behind my name: Jaylen Arnold, TS, OCD, ASP."

Those initials standing for Tourette Syndrome, severe Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Aspergers Syndrome (ASP - a broad spectrum Autism Disorder)-all challenges Jaylen has faced courageously from the age of two.

So, when kids at school chose to bully Jaylen because of his perceived differences, Jaylen took the higher road. Rather than fighting back physically, he decided to become the voice for millions of other children who have been bullied for being different. With the mantra "Bullying No Way!" anchoring his movement, Jaylen founded Jaylens Challenge Foundation, a program that has taught over 100,000 children how to recognize bullying and how to appreciate the differences in children.

Using personal presentations and workshops, Jaylen and his supporters carry the "Bullying No Way!" message around the country. His work keeps him busy! He travels the country speaking at schools, delivering his anti-bullying message. His presentations are designed to inform, educate and inspire.

Each student who participates in a presentation receives several items to empower them to be the agents of change to stop bullying in its tracks. Students receive the Jaylens Challenge Foundation Anti-Bullying Handbook, meant to instruct and spark conversation about bullying; the Jaylens Challenge wristbands; an exclusive Jaylens Challenge Foundation, Inc. poster; and a certificate of achievement.

Most importantly, youth get to see how one young boy, despite his many challenges, has overcome the harmful effects of bullying. They learn how to get help, how to help others, and how to end bullying for good in their peer circles and schools.

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Jaylen Arnold * World of Children 2014 Youth Award

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2014 YOUTH AWARD Jaylen's Challenge United States Bullies don't like different. Jaylen Arnold found this out at a very early age. Jaylen Arnold is different. In his own words, "I am differently abled." He also calls himself an alphabet kid. "See look, here are all the letters behind my name: Jaylen Arnold, TS, OCD, ASP."

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Iqbal Masih became a debt slave in a carpet factory in Pakistan when he was a child. Five years later he was set free. He gave other children the courage to leave their owners.

Iqbal was threatened by the carpet factory owners and was murdered on 16 April 1995. He is a symbol for the struggle against child labour and in 2000, he received the first World's Children's Prize for the Rights of the Child posthumously (after his death).

Iqbal was around five when he started working in the carpet factory. He worked from early morning until evening and was often treated badly. When his mother Anayat needs money for an operation, she took out a loan from a carpet factory owner. The loan, or 'peshgi', was in Iqbal's name. That means that Iqbal owes Ghullah the 5000 rupees (ca 600 US dollars) that his mother's operation cost. Now Iqbal was a debt slave and the factory owner was in charge of his life. > Read the whole story about Iqbal's life and death here.

Experience Iqbal's life, liberation and death in this graphic novel. © WCPF

Learn more about Iqbal in the Globe Magazine (2009).

Text: Magnus Bergmar

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Iqbal was freed after years of slave labor in a Pakistan rug factory but was then murdered at 12 for fighting child labor. Watch video and read his story.

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Nicholas Lowinger - Incredible Teen Has Sole for the Homeless - InspireMyKids

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When he was just 5 years old, Nicholas Lowinger visited a homeless shelter with his mom. While there, he wanted to show off his new light up shoes.

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Ryan Hreljac helps build wells for clean water in Africa.