Craig Kielburger
Canadian activist and author of books

Born
December 17th, 1982
42 years ago
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
Canada
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An activist focused on children's rights, founded the organization Free the Children at age 12. Authored several books emphasizing social issues and youth advocacy. Established WE Charity, which aimed to alleviate poverty and improve education globally. Engaged in numerous speaking events and initiatives promoting volunteerism and ethical living.
Founded Free the Children
Co-authored 'Me to We'
Established WE Charity
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