Our staff are available for expert commentary on issues such as community development, child rights, emergencies, global poverty, disaster relief, child rights and gender related issues. Get in touch with our media team for more information.
Our incredible ambassadors collaborate with us to amplify girls’ voices, and to advocate for the importance of our work in building a better, more equal world for all children. Get to know our inspiring ambassadors – we couldn’t be prouder to have them on board.
We have an extensive library of high-quality images available for media use. For access to collections of images on the library, get in touch with our media contact.
Media contacts
Plan International is horrified by the return to hostilities in Gaza with Israeli airstrikes overnight that have killed at least 300 people, many of them children and women.
Despite significant achievements in areas such as education over the last three decades, millions of adolescent girls across the world today are still out of school, ill-equipped for the future, facing gaps in life-saving health services, and at risk of harmful practices such as child marriage, female genital mutilation, violence and abuse.
Plan International is profoundly concerned by the recent decision by the Israeli government to suspend all humanitarian aid to Gaza following the conclusion of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement and by reports of an Israeli military drone attack in northern Gaza.
Five consecutive years of disrupted schooling in Ukraine is having devastating
consequences for children’s development and mental wellbeing, child rights NGO Plan International warns as the war enters its third year, calling for more support for pupils to continue their studies.
2025 is a tipping point for girls’ rights with a harsh rollback of hard won progress and severe defunding of critical work by some of the world’s largest donors.
Twenty years on from the devastating Boxing Day tsunami, Plan International Australia remembers the global solidarity that emerged from tragedy.
A powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck Port Vila, the capital of Vanuatu on Tuesday, causing widespread destruction.
North Darfur’s Zamzam camp, which is currently home to half a million Sudanese people who have been forced to flee fighting, has come under intense attack, killing and injuring civilians.
