Gates Foundation Activities for World Polio Day
On this year’s World Polio Day, Oct. 24, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and a global community of partners are calling for increased commitment and greater accountability from political leaders to end polio, and for supporters around the world…
Web Series from Big Brothers Big Sisters
Big Brothers Big Sisters presents the Start Something Web Series, a multiple-episode social media reality documentary. The series, developed pro bono by Publicis Modem New York in partnership with The Advertising Council, will reveal how the nation’s largest mentoring network…
A School with a Difference in Quake-Hit Haiti
Recently, Honeywell chairman and CEO Dave Cote and Honeywell Hometown Solutions president Tom Buckmaster joined students, parents, teachers, school administrators and community leaders to open Ecole Nationale Jacob Martin Henriquez, a new public school in the hard hit city of…
Water Wells to Serve Children in India
In India, building tube wells is a good method to provide clean water to communities. A tube well is a type of water well in which a long 5 – 8 inch pipe is bored into the water table. The…
Monsters: How Domestic Violence Affects Children
“Monsters,” a provocative new video, portrays the alarming impact of domestic violence on families and children, as seen through the eyes of a young girl. Produced and funded by the Verizon Foundation and supported by the National Domestic Violence Hotline,…
Clinton Initiative for the Girl Effect Movement
Harnessing the power of the Girl Effect movement and the belief that by investing in girls we can stop poverty before it starts, the Nike Foundation continues to shed light on the need for girl-specific programming with the introduction of…
Need to Feed and Nourish Poor Children
Poor economic conditions and disasters have contributed to an increase in the need for emergency food assistance for poor children according to a recent report. The report released by Children International, a U.S.-based humanitarian organization, reveals the number of children…
Scholastic Kid Reporters Interview President Obama
The Scholastic News Kids Press Corps announced Tuesday that two of its Kid Reporters, ten-year-old Topanga Sena of Orlando, Florida, and eleven-year-old Jacob Schroeder of Albuquerque, New Mexico, conducted an exclusive interview with President Barack Obama at the White House…
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