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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
Splash: Axis Bank Rolls Out Children’s Painting Competition
Axis Bank, a private sector bank in India, in association with NITI Aayog, IIT-Bombay, National Institute of Design, and ISRO, has announced ‘Splash 2016’, a pan-India painting competition for children…Read more →
Now Celebration Time at RMN Foundation School
Along with artwork, RMN Foundation school students are taught to express their views through various other communicative ways such as speaking, writing, debating, and drama. They are among the most…Read more →
Ek Muthi Sonu ke Naam: For Children Who Go Hungry
Featuring the celebrated chef Vikas Khanna, a new video urges people to pledge a fistful to feed a child. A youth entertainment channel ‘Being Indian’ along with Quaker Oats has…Read more →
Children in Syria Risk Their Lives to Go to School
With the start of the school year in Syria, over 1.7 million children remain out of school and another 1.3 million are at a risk of dropping out, according to…Read more →
Campaign on Children’s Exposure to Violence Launched
Futures Without Violence, in partnership with the Department of Justice, announced Wednesday the launch of the first national campaign that will raise awareness, teach skills, and inspire public action to…Read more →
Playtime Pad Features Educational Content and Parental Controls
PBS KIDS, which provides connected learning for children, announced Monday the launch of its first tablet: the Playtime Pad. Produced by Ematic, the 16 GB kids’ tablet provides a one-stop…Read more →
UNICEF Deplores Attack on Primary School in Syria
UNICEF has deplored Tuesday's attack on the “That al-Netaqeen” primary school in the city of Daraa which killed five school children, aged between four and 16, and left 15 other…Read more →