Ned BreslinWater Flows, and Heals: A Tale from MoçambiqueThe cry for relief — from children, parents, animals, the air, the ground, water tables, your skin — is unmistakable during the African…4 min read·Mar 21, 2022----
Ned BreslinA Star Winking in AddisDay and night dance close at this hour Adhan (Muslim call to prayer) sounds forth in marvelous glory While crickets join the chorus All…1 min read·Mar 6, 2022----
Ned BreslinReflections from a Front Line: You Matter…There is always light amidst all the uncertainty and fear that bubbles amongst children who reside at Tennyson, and the staff who care for…2 min read·May 14, 2020----
Ned BreslinReflections from a Front Line: Going HomeWe maintain traditions and keep focused on our core mission, especially in our COVID-19 world.2 min read·Apr 7, 2020----
Ned BreslinReflections from a Frontline: Grandparents leaning inOur elderly brethren are not only particularly vulnerable to COVID-19, they are also frontline supporters of children in child welfare…2 min read·Mar 19, 2020----
Ned BreslinReflections from a COVID-19 Front Line: I had to say “yes”I looked at this little note on my desk today and had to say “yes”…2 min read·Mar 17, 2020----
Ned BreslinThe Power of Proximity Unleashed“The Power of Proximity” is the clarion call driving this year’s Skoll World Forum, an annual gathering of dynamic social entrepreneurs…5 min read·Apr 2, 2018----
Ned BreslinA More Nuanced View of Congregate CareChildren have laughed, cried, overcome trauma and lived at Tennyson Center for Children for 114 years.9 min read·Mar 16, 2018----