Publications

Find the inspirational gem-of-a-book you’ve been looking for, get the inside scoop on the Free The Children story, and take action in your classroom or community group. Enjoy published and unpublished articles by Craig and Marc Kielburger, addressing issues such as volunteerism, peace, politics, child poverty, HIV and AIDS and more.

2006

Toronto Star, Global Voices	Relief for tsunami has limited success
	T-shirt message suitable for framing
	Child obesity alarms experts
	Lewis passes torch after heroic effort
	Child's play to end nuclear risk
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	Too young to vote, not too young to care
	Peacekeeping core of our national identity
	World hungers for fairer food distribution
	You can't equate money to happiness
	World hungers for fairer food distribution
	Born and raised in a trash dump
	Igniting global change one candle at a time
	A fine lesson in leading by example
	Profound lessons learned from 9/11 forgotten too soon
	Profound lessons learned from 9/11 forgotten too soon
	Help war-torn youth choose a nonviolent future
	Time to deliver AIDS plan for sick children
	Don't leave AIDS orphans all alone
	World Cup gives South Africa economic kick-start
	Canada lagging in world poverty fight
	Helping others is good for your health
	Diamonds are forever; prosperity isn't
	37 countries have one, why don't we?
	Clean water in Kenya is a rare luxury
	'Apathetic Alex' found his voice in volunteering
	Young Saudi women test feminist waters
	Drought saps Kenyans' dreams

Canadian Living, Me to We	Nurture by Nature (May)
	Growing Up Green (April)
	The World is Your Classroom (March)
	Have We Got News for You (February)
	Can't Buy Me Love (January)

Other Publication	Montessori International: Free The Children
	Confronting Catastrophe: Two Books Call for Urgent Action on Global AIDS
	Getting from "Me to We"
	Chicken Soup for the Canadian Soul
	Youth Today -A View from the North
	Finding Purpose Through the Power of Our Own Contributions
	FW Magazine Article
	Looking Forward: Young Canadians, Social Activism and Public Policy
	It Starts With Me
	It's Time 16-year-olds Had the Vote
	Out of the Mouths of Babes
	Hope, Peace and the Power of Young People