• About the Film

  • About the Film
  • Putting the Film in Context
  • Cast
  • Stolen Childhoods Credits

• Archive News

  • Artivist Film Festival
  • STOLEN CHILDHOODS Featured on ABC NIGHTLINE
  • Photo Exhibition at the Benton Museum
  • Ecologist '25 Films to Watch Next Year'

• Contact Us

  • Theatrical Bookings
  • International Television Sales
  • Colleges and other requests
  • Producer's Representative
  • Producer's Representative
  • Still Photographs

• Exhibitor Materials

  • Directors' Bios
  • Endorsements
  • Full Synopsis
  • Short Synopsis
  • Director's Statement
  • Stolen Childhoods Press Kit
  • Press Photos
  • Reviews

• Latest News

  • Stolen Childhoods on Public Television
  • Stolen Childhoods available in Portuguese
  • Global Child Labor and Human Trafficking Conference
  • Ofelia Medina to voice Stolen Childhoods for Mexico
  • Coffee Kids appear in Concern Viral
  • Stolen Childhoods Screens in India
  • Stolen Chilhoods and International Human Rights Day
  • New Reduced Pricing!

• Ordering Info

  • Archival Prints
  • DVD copies

• Teacher Resource Guide

  • View the Guide
  • Download the Guide

• Upcoming Screenings

  • Upcoming Festival Screenings
  • Upcoming Non-Theatrical Screenings
  • To Arrange a Screening
  • Theatrical Showings

• What You Can Do

  • Individual Action
  • Community Action
  • Government Action
  • International Action
  • How to Donate

Stolen Childhoods Trailer

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Teacher Resource Guide Now Available!

A resource guide for teachers can now be downloaded from this site, available as either a MS Word document or a pdf file (links will not be live).
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Rescuing Emmanuel

The latest Galen Films production follows 13-year-old Emmanuel Wambua as he is rescued and brought to a home for abandoned children. The film examines the plight of 100 million children around the world raising themselves on the streets. Released 2010. "Rescuing Emmanuel" site

Stolen Childhoods Screens in India

Stolen Childhoods has been selected for screening at The 7 Islands International Film Festival in Mumbai, January 2009. The festival focuses on social change through non violence.

Stolen Chilhoods and International Human Rights Day

Stolen Childhoods will be shown in Waterford, Ireland on December 10th as part of the observance of Human Rights Day which marks the United Nations adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

New Reduced Pricing!

Stolen Childhoods and Rescuing Emmanuel DVDs now available for $25 for individuals, $50 for NGOs, public libraries and high schools and $100 for universities. Click here.