It has been 10 years since the Great East Japan Earthquake triggered a devastating tsunami and killed nearly 16,000 people. 

In February, residents of the “Winter Capital of Canada” embrace the outdoors despite the cold weather. 

UNICEF USA is helping to distribute COVID-19 vaccines to countries in need around the world. 

Our Kid Reporter visits a tropical island in the Philippines that calls itself “the most unique in the world.” 

On February 13, an earthquake struck northeastern Japan, injuring more than 140 people and causing minor damage. 

During the pandemic, many people are realizing the importance of staying fit to prevent and cure diseases and improve our well-being.

Our Kid Reporter in Vietnam describes a program at his school that helps children in need. 

Korean New Year, or Seollal, is the first day of the Korean calendar, which is based on the Chinese Lunar calendar. 

Our Kid Reporter introduces readers to tabbouleh, hummus, and other popular dishes in this Middle Eastern country. 

Our Kid Reporter covers the Donto Festival, a centuries-old tradition with spiritual roots. 

Our Kid Reporter learns more about Crew-1’s historic mission to the International Space Station. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with her aunt, who is a crew member on a rescue helicopter in New Zealand. 

Our Kid Reporter in Seoul describes renewed efforts to control the deadly virus on the Korean Peninsula.  

Our Kid Reporter asks young people how this Middle Eastern country’s financial collapse is affecting them and their families. 

Our Kid Reporter in Japan visits an illuminated storybook exhibition that offers hope to kids during the pandemic. 

Think of math problems as you would a fun puzzle, an award-winning team member advises. 

A fierce storm in November caused flooding and extensive damage on the island of Luzon. 

When an oil spill in Brazil stopped baby sea turtles from getting to the ocean, a local conservation group worked to save them.

Our Kid Reporter in Metro Manila talks with young people about the country’s strict stay-at-home orders.

A new fairy tale by J.K. Rowling includes illustrations created by students between the ages of 7 and 12.   

How can trick-or-treaters stay safe? Our Kid Reporter in Canada talks with an expert.  

Our Kid Reporter visits a roadside service area in Japan, where fresh peach juice is on the menu. 

Biochemist Jennifer A. Doudna and microbiologist Emmanuelle Charpentier received the joint honor for their breakthrough discovery in gene editing. 

How did people entertain themselves before movies and video games were invented? Our Kid Reporter learns about an ancient art form. 

Will burgers made from animal cells be good enough to eat?