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Is Madeleine's Childhood 20th anniversary interview going to be available to watch?
Given that she had 2 co-authors (and an illustrator of course); I wonder what exactly Madeleine's contribution was: did she come up with the story line or just with the idea or did she sit down and write parts of the book or did she do the final editing?
A quick google search suggests that Marie Oskarsson most likely WROTE most of the book as the other co-author Karini Gustafson-Teixeira is also working for World Childhood - credited as 'Co-Founder of
ThankYou by Childhood' -the other one being Madeleine; it seems that Thank You is their awards and gala event- on the USA-website (that states Madeleine's name and title as 'HRH princess Madeleine Bernadotte of Sweden').
Queen Silvia receives The Karl Kübel Prize
Die Karl Kübel Stiftung für Kind und Familie delivers this year the Karl Kübel Prize to Queen Silvia of Sweden. The native of Heidelberg will receive the prize worth 25,000 euros for her outstanding commitment to the protection of children. The prize money goes to her foundation "World Childhood Foundation". The Karl Kübel Foundation, which promotes children and parents around the world in order to give them a fair chance for education and a life of dignity and freedom, awards the prize on 6 September 2019 in Bensheim.
The day of the award ceremony is also the 110th birthday of the founder Karl Kübel (1909-2006). Like Queen Silvia, it was close to his heart today that children can grow up well protected, far from neglect and violence. "We are very pleased that Her Majesty can accept the award on this special day for us", says Daniela Kobelt Neuhaus from the board of the Karl Kübel Foundation.
"Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden has been working for children worldwide for many years in an extraordinary way. With her World Childhood Foundation, she is fighting against the exploitation and neglect of children, against mistreatment and abuse as well as for better living conditions for girls and boys", says Kobelt Neuhaus, explaining the Foundation's decision. "This perfectly complements the work of our foundation. Many of our projects in developing countries are working against the exploitation, violence and abuse of children to give them a better future. In Germany too, we work preventively in this area by offering low-threshold offers for familiesdevelop and implement them with cooperation partners. For example, in the area of early aid, the foundation is involved in the qualification of family midwives who advise parents and anticipate and reduce potential risks. "
With her foundation, founded in 1999, Queen Silvia is also committed to preventive measures and educating society in order to reduce the abuse and exploitation of children. Childhood is committed to empowering vulnerable children to become self-confident and responsible individuals through abuse.
"I am very happy about the award. The Karl Kübel Prize is a nice recognition for all employees of my foundation. The tribute emphasizes the importance of advocating for children who have experienced violence and abuse and persistently struggling to help these children", says Queen Silvia.
Karl Kübel Preis - Karl Kübel Stiftung