In 2015, the United Nations created World Youth Skills Day to amplify a global truth: young people must be equipped with the skills to shape, rather than just survive, the future.his truth has only grown stronger over the last decade.

Every June 16th, the Day of the African Child invites us to remember the students of the 1976 Soweto Uprising and to reflect on how far we’ve come in protecting and empowering Africa’s children. But remembering alone is no longer

With Africa’s youth population expected to double by 2050 and over 375 million young people projected to enter the job market within the next 15 years (Africa Renewal, 2024), the urgency of educational reform is impossible to ignore. Without inclusive,

The fifth grade at Summary High School needs to visit the Alpaca Museum as part of their art studies. There are approximately 100 students across three classes.

What if your educational content could reach more students, more effectively? Research says by 2025, 60% of higher education institutions will adopt digital-first strategies.

This resource will help you to develop strategies to manage screen time and promote responsible technology use, whether you’re a parent, educator, or product builder.