Cancer knows no borders. Still, we don’t often hear it mentioned by the smallest voices in society.
During Breast Cancer Awareness Week, children at one of the newest Full-Circle Learning schools decided to give a gift of love and health, saving lives through song.
They hope that by sending their voices around the world, they can save millions of sisters’ lives—maybe even yours. Watch a video of their performance below.
See Performance
Children in Full-Circle Learning’s original pilot program conducted wisdom exchanges with a school inCameroon as early as the mid-1990s. Later, in 2018, after a broader teacher training held at Heritage International School, high school students planned their own Advocacy project.
Rising temperatures had increased the incidence of crop-ravaging pests, resulting in dire food insecurity in the farming community. The students reasoned that the skills learned in their chemistry class could benefit the community. They and students in other schools developed organic pest control methods and introduced them at the farms, experimenting with the solutions. The farmers experienced a bumper crop. Their next goal was to invent an even simple, more cost-effective organic pest control solutions. They saw their studies bear fruit, along
with the plants!