How does a game get inducted into the World Video Game Hall of Fame? Since 2015, it was decided that games would be inducted on four criteria: icon-status, longevity, geographical reach, and influence. Read more
Historically, outdoor recreation has predominantly been a white, wealthy, able-bodied and male dominated space. While there have been shifts to change that, there is still plenty of work to be done. Read more
Is recess a right or a privilege? Despite evidence they shouldn’t, teachers still take away recess. Experts say it’s time to stop. Read more
The capabilities of young children to understand and navigate the world are regularly underestimated. When given the chance, they time and again prove themselves more than competent. Read more
Phone apps now allow parents to follow every move their children make. But does keeping them safe come at a price? Read more
Kids deserve the opportunity to bike and walk to school safely. Washington DC is looking to reverse decades of health inequities by making it safe for more kids to bike around their city. Read more
Roots & Shoots is a youth-powered movement that empowers young people of all ages to become involved in hands-on projects of their choosing to benefit the community, animals and the environment. Read more
Childhood development is full of important moments beyond the first step and first word. Experts share 21 interesting and insightful small milestones that are secretly a big deal for kids. Read more
Frederick Law Olmsted is best known for designing Central Park, but he also designed hundreds of other spaces around the country. A new guide highlights some of his lesser-known works. Read more
