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https://live-advocacy.d2.worldvision.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Photo-8.jpg1200801Students from Lugasa Parents’ Primary School in Buikwe, Uganda perform songs, dance, and skits about protecting children. The children who participated are from the school's Child Protection and Spiritual Nurture clubs. A key component of World Vision’s child protection work is through Child Protection and Spiritual Nurture Clubs in schools. These clubs work to change the traditional mindsets of children. Students learn about the dangers facing them—early child marriage, child labor, child abuse, sexual assault, and of course, child sacrifice. They learn to value themselves as important members of society who have a voice. Kids use music, song, dance, and poetry to get the message across to their peers. And they don’t stop there. They share their lessons with parents and encourage them to value children and change their actions toward children. Children learn how to keep themselves and their peers safe.