What Living in a Conflict Zone Does to Children

Save the Children CEO Carolyn Miles says that the number of children in these dangerous areas has spiked 75 percent since the early '90s. She adds that some feel as if they have no future. For full interview [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/save-the-children-releases-disturbing-new-report).

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