A museum in Metro Manila spotlights centuries of Filipino art, culture, and history. 

Ahead of the G7 Summit for world leaders, high school students gathered in Hiroshima, Japan, to discuss strategies for global peace. 

Humanitarian Salva Dut educates young people about the global need for clean drinking water.   

In 2022, singer-songwriter Georgia Lines had her best year yet, winning breakthrough artist at the New Zealand Music Awards.

The Iranian American Women Foundation is seeking to raise awareness about the brutal crackdown on protests in Iran.

BBC News reporter Bahman Kalbasi talks about the recent protests in this Middle Eastern country. 

Ashoka empowers young people to make a positive difference in an ever-changing world.  

On January 1, our Kid Reporter visited an ancient Buddhist temple in Tokyo to pray for good luck.

Our Kid Reporter in New Zealand participates in the national championships in Wellington. 

A new TV series from Disney+ draws viewers into a search for priceless relics from the ancient past.  

On World Speech Day, young people in several countries got a chance to share their ideas with the world. 

A unique program in this Southeast Asian country offers an opportunity for publication and valuable life lessons. 

The cost of basic necessities is skyrocketing in this Southeast Asian country. 

An exhibition at the de Young Museum in San Francisco spotlights the ancient Egyptian ruler. 

The Kids’ Lit Quiz, a global competition, invites students to test their literary knowledge. 

With every step she takes, Julieta Escobar Parra of Puebla, Mexico, is helping children with a rare disease. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with New Zealand Olympian Sam Tanner. 

Mexico’s Atoyac River is experiencing the effects of human contamination. What can be done?

A colony of these tiny creatures, who are native to Oceania, recently made their debut at Birch Aquarium in La Jolla, California. 

The former office and residence of Korea’s leaders is now a public park. 

Our Kid Reporter in Japan talks with voters after the shocking assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with a scholar about the ongoing war and how kids can help Ukrainian children. 

In honor of AAPI Month, middle schoolers in California are teaching lessons about their heritage. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with voters about Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., the son of a notorious former dictator, who won a six-year term as the country’s leader

Our Kid Reporter talks with economist Guido Imbens, a Nobel Prize recipient, about his research on issues that affect communities, climate change, and more.