The New York Youth Symphony won a Grammy for “Best Orchestral Performance” for their debut album. 

A nonprofit organization in Phoenix, Arizona, helps families whose children have dyslexia. 

The New York Times best-selling author and illustrator tells our Kid Reporter about his new illustrated novel. 

A newsletter published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution celebrates Black culture in this Georgia capital of more than 6 million people. 

An annual event at the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center honors one of the most courageous Americans in history. 

An annual event at the de Young Museum in San Francisco offers hands-on art projects, workshops, and concerts for young people.

A unique startup in Southern California gives kids a chance to run their own business.

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

Our Kid Reporter visits the former President’s hometown to learn more about him. 

Our Kid Reporter covers the league’s championship tournament in Springfield, Virginia. 

A fleet of telescopes in development will look for signs of life in outer space. 

Award-winning artist Jamar Nicholas introduces a new graphic novel series that encourages kids to make smart choices.

The human rights advocate and Nobel Peace Prize laureate has advice for young people. 

Our Kid Reporter meets the civil rights hero and former UN Ambassador at Emory University.

In Cleveland, Ohio, Guitar Riot attracts top musicians. 

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

On February 15, the Chiefs were honored at a parade celebrating their second NFL championship in three years. 

In Puebla, Mexico, a unique program helped students pursue knowledge independently. 

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. 

At the annual charitable event in Pennsylvania, fans set a new world record for most teddy bears tossed. 

Limón, who is the first Latina ever to be named Poet Laureate, read her poems and answered questions at Emory University. 

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

Police Chief Celisa Lehew hopes to strengthen ties between the police force and the community.

In honor of Presidents’ Day, our Kid Reporter visits Mount Vernon in Virginia, where the first U.S. President lived in the 18th century.