Every Child, Every Conflict 

War steals childhoods. It silences laughter. It traumatises. And it kills. 

Every Child, Every Conflict is a haunting short film by a director who has experienced war first-hand. While the world is looking away, we’re zooming in: 

The actors speak a fictional language because this kind of suffering is universal – and it’s happening all over the world. In Gaza. Ukraine. Sudan – and in places the headlines don’t mention. 

Demand an end to the war against children 

Children are being forced to endure these unimaginable situations every day. It’s not just a crisis; it’s a system failure.  

But it doesn’t have to be. 

Together, we have the power to demand change. Add your name to be a part of the movement protecting and supporting every child in every conflict: 

You’re joining our 100-year legacy of standing up for child rights  

For more than a century, Save the Children has been protecting and supporting children wherever they are under threat — in war zones, in classrooms, in the aftermath of disasters — even here at home. When emergencies threaten lives, we ensure children and their communities receive the support they need to recover, rebuild and develop resilience for the future. 

And by signing up to receive updates from Save the Children, you’re standing with children in every crisis. From Gaza to Ukraine to the climate crisis in the Pacific – even communities right here in Australia. 

You can learn more about our life-saving work here.

How to be a voice for change 

We’re not just joining a conversation: we’re starting one. And you can too by taking bold action that lets others know where you stand:  

• Share the film with others to get people talking. 
• Follow and share our content on social media to help raise awareness. Find us on Meta, Instagram, Linkedin, and X. 
• Meet the director of Every Child, Every Conflict.

Thank you for choosing to become a part of something powerful: a growing movement of Australians who believe children should never be collateral damage.