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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
Plae Invites Kids to be The Artist with “Art of Plae” Series
Plae, a kids shoe brand, today announced the launch of its "Art of Plae" series, featuring limited edition collaborations with rotating artists. The interactive series taps into the creative nature…Read more →
Children’s Rehabilitation Center Opens in China
On Monday, June 1, Enhui Children's Rehabilitation Center was officially opened in Yuhua District, Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province in China, and a special charity performance was held to celebrate the International…Read more →
Study Reveals Teen Drivers Put Everyone at Risk
Nearly two-thirds of people injured or killed in a crash involving a teen driver are people other than the teen behind the wheel, according to a new report released by…Read more →
UNICEF Launches ‘Ek Star Aisa Bhi’ Series in India
UNICEF recently launched an online campaign with #babiesneedyou that champions the cause of Mission Indradhanush by imploring responsible parents to follow full immunisation plan for their children. To continue the…Read more →
Scholastic Accepting Applications from Kid Reporters
The Scholastic News Kids Press Corps, a team of Kid Reporters ages 10-14 around the world, is now accepting applications for the 2015-2016 school year. Students with a strong interest…Read more →
High School Student Creates Safe Driving PSA
When Chicago high school student Elijah Wilborn created his safe driving PSA, he left his phone, music and other distractions curbside – and picked up the grand prize in the…Read more →
Do Teens Act Without Thinking?
Parents often see their teens act rashly without thinking, not understanding their bad decision-making is biological. During adolescence, the teenage brain is only 80 percent developed and therefore incredibly susceptible…Read more →