The story, puppetry, and pageantry of the long-running musical have inspired generations of theatergoers. 

An online storybook published by the WHO and UNICEF helps children cope with their fears during the pandemic. 

In a new documentary, Tamara Dawait pieces together the story of her aunt, who mysteriously disappeared in Ethiopia in the 1970s. 

A themed restaurant and shop in Hong Kong immerse visitors in the life and art of the 19th-century Dutch painter.

A new online platform is designed to help kids around the world share their experiences and feel less alone during the pandemic. 

A Kid Reporter shares her experiences during the coronavirus pandemic. 

A Kid Reporter shares her experiences during the coronavirus pandemic. 

A Kid Reporter writes about her experiences during the pandemic. 

To mark the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, our Kid Reporter in Canada talks with an award-winning environmental journalist in Ontario. 

In honor of Earth Day, we spotlight an effort in Singapore that has allowed wild otters to make a comeback. 

A Kid Reporter talks with Brett Robinson, the organization’s chief financial and administrative officer, about efforts to help children and healthcare workers. 

A Kid Reporter shares his experiences during the coronavirus pandemic. 

A Kid Reporter shares his experiences during the coronavirus pandemic. 

Our Kid Reporter provides an update on COVID-19 and shares his family’s experiences in quarantine.

South Korea hosts its first-ever exhibition of the works of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, a French artist who captured Parisian life in the late 19th century.

Our Kid Reporter in Shanghai describes changes in everyday life amid global anxiety about the spreading virus. 

A partnership between the city of Abu Dhabi and the French government has brought the largest art museum to the Arabian Peninsula. 

A physician in Canada who specializes in infectious diseases talks about the coronavirus and how kids can stay safe.  

Our Kid Reporter in New Zealand connects with her ancestral heritage. 

In this small Asian country, “fine dust” particles are harming vulnerable residents, including young children.

On January 12, the Taal Volcano erupted in the province of Batangas, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes. 

Make-A-Wish Canada brings hope into the lives of critically-ill children and their families.

Dean Stanton, a Calgary-based artist, engages the community in creating his colorful murals.