Our Kid Reporter discovers that the famed courts in New York City are home to more than just the U.S. Open. 

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

A growing number of people worldwide are fleeing violence and persecution.  

Our Kid Reporter caught up with the best-selling author at the American Library Association’s recent conference in Washington, D.C. 

After another deadly school shooting, young people lead calls for Congressional action. 

Pardis brings young members of the Iranian American community together to learn about their heritage. 

After deadly shootings at an elementary school in Texas and a supermarket in New York State, more people in the U.S. are demanding stricter gun-control laws. 

Each year, middle-school students in Hawaii choose their favorite work of fiction.  

The Baltimore Ravens football team recently celebrated their 2001 victory over the New York Giants. 

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

An annual awards ceremony in Northeastern Ohio celebrates high school musical theater. 

The Representative from Florida encourages kids to stand up for their beliefs. 

In honor of AAPI Month, our Kid Reporter celebrates her Bangladeshi heritage. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with his cantor about the history and significance of the Jewish faith.

The Yale Child Study Center talks abouthow young people can manage feelings of anxiety and depression brought on by the pandemic.  

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

Rhinos play an important role in their ecosystems. But the ancient animals have been pushed to the brink of exinction by poaching. 

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. 

Our Kid Reporter visits the New-York Historical Society to tour an exhibition about the role of children’s books during the civil rights movement.  

In India, nonprofits like Lend-A-Hand are helping students develop the skills they’ll need to thrive in a growing economy. 

After two years of pandemic uncertainty, students came together to perform virtually. 

Farmer’s Fridge encourages healthy eating on the go with vending machines that offer fresh, high-quality food.

"When people come across my art," says Andres Amador, “they know it’s going to wash away.” 

Our Kid Reporter visits Funaoka Castle Park in Miyagi Prefecture.