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As more and more schools transition back to in-person learning, educators are looking for games that are physically-distant and don’t require equipment. Here are 6 games to try. Read more
As more and more schools transition back to in-person learning, educators are looking for games that are physically-distant and don’t require equipment. Here are 6 games to try. Read more
National parks offer extraordinary experiences, but it’s not always possible to get to a park in person. Fortunately there are ways to connect with national parks from a distance through digital opportunities and activities. Read more
Are smart toys your child’s best friend or a creepy surveillance tool? Smart toys can help with learning but pose risks if they are not designed to protect children’s data and safety. Read more
Dallas secures 82 acres for a new park in the heart of southern Dallas that will protect a forested sanctuary whose future was long in danger of being swallowed into the highly developed urban area that surrounds it. Read more
In a recent study 40 percent of kids in grades 4-8 reported that they connected or chatted online with a stranger. Here’s how to help get kids to take online safety seriously. Read more
The power of Virtual Reality is being highlighted by children’s campaigners as a way to help people see cities from a toddler’s height – and show how urban design ideas can truly benefit vulnerable children. Read more
New legal guidance issued by the United Nations’ human rights arm sets out how countries should protect children’s digital rights. Read more
The pandemic is hurting middle schoolers, who need the lifeline of after-school programs more than ever before. Read more
A direct result of the summer camp industry's focus on developing leading-edge child safety standards from the earliest days of the pandemic led to a safe summer camp experience in 2020. Read more