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Robojit and the Sand Planet: A New Global Sci-Fi Adventure Inspires Young Readers and Future Creators
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Key Findings of the School Education Report 2025
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Europe Invites Young People to Fight for Democracy and Human Rights
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Youth Forum 2024 Invites Young Leaders to Discuss Global Challenges
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Imrana’s Insight Podcast on Social Media for Businesses
Maneka Gandhi Urges Schools to Stop Corporal Punishment
India's Minister of Women and Child Development (WCD), Maneka Sanjay Gandhi, has urged schools to strictly observe Guidelines for Eliminating Corporal Punishment, issued by the National Commission of Protection of…Read more →
UNESCO Launches #Unite4Heritage for Young Citizens in Sharjah
#Unite4Heritage is a global movement led by UNESCO that aims to celebrate and safeguard cultural heritage and diversity around the world. Launched in response to the recent attacks on heritage,…Read more →
School Admission: योग्य बच्चों के लिए आधुनिक पढ़ाई का मुफ्त स्कूल
अच्छी पढ़ाई आप के जीवन और परिवार में सब दुखों को दूर कर सकती है। लेकिन भारत के स्कूल, कॉलेज, और पैसे लेकर प्राइवेट ट्यूशन पढ़ाने वाले अच्छी पढ़ाई कभी…Read more →
Schools Closed as Ukraine Violence Intensifies
Following intense fighting over the last couple of days around the town of Avdiivka, Donetsk region, more than 17,000 people – including 2,500 children – are facing freezing weather without…Read more →
Resource Book on Child Rights and Child Protection Issues Released
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) in India has partnered with UNICEF India to publish a Resource Book that will serve as a ready reference for all…Read more →
Trump’s Muslim Ban Order to Affect Child Refugees
Worldwide 28 million children have been uprooted by conflict, driven from their homes by violence and terror. They need our help. By Rakesh Raman As the new U.S. President Donald…Read more →
Schools Reopen in East Mosul as Violence Subsides
Schools Reopen in East Mosul as Violence Subsides As fighting subsides in East Mosul, 30 schools reopened last Sunday with help from UNICEF, allowing over 16,000 children to resume their…Read more →