‘Hooked on Peace’ Engages Youth and Storytelling to Promote Indigenous Languages and Cultures
The ‘Hooked on Peace’ project explores how youth can help promote Indigenous languages and cultures through storytelling.... Read more
Education
How University Students Perceive Green Jobs in Indonesia
A survey reveals the perception of university students on the opportunities and challenges of green jobs in Indonesia.... Read more
Looking Closer to Human Rights Issues
After 75 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, what human rights issues do we still need to pay attention to?... Read more
Understanding Key Aspects of Children’s Wellbeing
Children are one of the most marginalized and vulnerable members of society. What are some of the key aspects to ensure children’s wellbeing?... Read more
Science Film Festival 2023 Calls for Ecosystem Restoration
Science Film Festival 2023 features 150 films from 35 countries and highlights the importance of ecosystem restoration to children and youth.... Read more
How School Meals Support Children in Cambodia
The World Food Programme’s school meals program aims to tackle education, nutrition, and gender equality issues in Cambodia.... Read more
AlUla Heritage Sites and UNESCO Collaborate for Culture and Education
The Royal Commission for AlUla and UNESCO partner to advance the role of AlUla heritage sites in cultural exchange and education.... Read more
Alex Waisimon Dedicates Himself to Papua’s Forests and Wildlife
Alex Waisimon takes care of Papua’s forests and wildlife through a birdwatching ecotourism program and a school of nature.... Read more
Lian Gogali Brings Back Harmony in Poso with Schools of Peace
Lian Gogali has dedicated herself to protecting the post-conflict harmony in Poso, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, through schools of peace.... Read more
British Sign Language Added 200 New Environmental-Related Signs to Its Vocabulary
Through the BSL Glossary Project, scientists and experts aim to develop lists of subject-specific terms in British Sign Language.... Read more