Here I go, for the first time, with the English version of the posts published here at Eve and Adam’s Daughters and Sons last week, my Tuesday Times section. Hope you like it and leave a comment, 😉

• Entangled in the net with children… (30): the title of this section in Spanish is a pun between entangled/engaged/and in-the-(Inter)net. There you can find some of the most interesting readings I’ve found over the last days, mainly in blogs about pediatrics, health, cooperation, immigration and so on. Keep reading →
• The week in tweets (1): Same idea as previous, but just to gather some of the tweets I’ve come across during last week. Keep reading →
• Sumatra (1): from the abyss to chaos: Nieves de Lucas is a pediatrician specialised in emergencies, with experience working abroad after Sumatra was hit by the tsunami in 2004 and the earthquake in Haiti in 2010. This is the first of a series about her personal experience in Sumatra. Keep reading →
• The Roost, another example of the Fourth World: In The Roost, a peripheral suburb in Madrid, more than 300 children play amongst heaps of garbage and are constantly exposed to bites and diseases transmitted by rats, which also seeped into homes and bite sleeping babies in their cribs. Take action to ask the Mayor of Madrid to improve health conditions of this suburb… Keep reading →
• My Tuesday Times (1):  Last English version recap of posts published here the previous week… Keep reading →
• You can save 4 million children’s lives: ONE is trying to encourage global leaders and decision makers to fund two new vaccines that will help stop the pneomonia and diarrhea, two of the leading causes of death for children in poor countries.  Keep reading →