In Some Israeli Schools, It’s Arabic In First Period And Hebrew In Second

The Atlantic   
April 29th, 2013

In Some Israeli Schools, It’s Arabic In First Period And Hebrew In Second

Some Israeli schools are making hugely positive steps toward equal representation and integration of cultures by implementing a curriculum that teaches both the Arabic and Hebrew languages alongside one another.

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Political Activism Surges Among Youth In Argentina

GLOBAL PRESS INSTITUTE   
April 13th, 2013

Political Activism Surges Among Youth In Argentina

A surge of political participation among young people in Argentina is taking place, and voices of opposition against the national government and its repressive characteristics are revealing the democratic values of the current generation.

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Liberian Nobel Laureate Talks About Giving Back

VoiceofAmerica   
December 24th, 2012

Liberian Nobel Laureate Talks About Giving Back

Liberian Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee explains the importance of providing leadership and educational opportunities for women in order to bridge what she refers to as a “leadership gap” in Africa.

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Listen Carefully, Think First, Respect Everyone — Nonviolence for Toddlers

Waging Nonviolence   
October 26th, 2012

Listen Carefully, Think First, Respect Everyone — Nonviolence for Toddlers

A new initiative in peace education is being extended to toddler-aged children in hopes of instilling and ingraining nonviolence, rather than violence, in today’s youth

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Why Education Needs a New Brand

Co.EXIST   
October 2nd, 2012

Why Education Needs a New Brand

Instead of piecemeal attempts to fix the crisis in America’s schools, we really need to find a way to make the issues in education tangible enough that the country rallies together for a real solution.

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Africa’s ‘Demographic Dividend’: The Youth Will Decide

THINK AFRICA PRESS   
April 27th, 2013

Africa’s ‘Demographic Dividend’: The Youth Will Decide

Economists and social scientists alike are looking at combining factors in African countries, such as majority youth populations, as indicators of future social movements and change.

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Researchers Say Acts Of Kindness Key To Students’ Happiness

Voice of America   
January 1st, 2013

Researchers Say Acts Of Kindness Key To Students’ Happiness

A new study reveals that certain behaviors, such as performing acts of kindness and cooperating, can promote happiness and improve academic performance in children.

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Kurn Hattin Graduate Wins Outstanding Youth In Philanthropy Award

Kurn Hattin   
November 13th, 2012

Kurn Hattin Graduate Wins Outstanding Youth In Philanthropy Award

Lyssa Jackson of Keene, N.H. has been awarded the 2012 Award for Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy by the Association of Fundraising Professionals’ Northern New England Chapter (AFP-NNE).

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Is Social-Emotional Learning a Luxury?

Greater Good    Yobo Member
October 12th, 2012

Is Social-Emotional Learning a Luxury?

The immediate outcome of SEL may be academic success or improved psychological well-being for the individual student. But, in the end, we all benefit through the creation of a kinder and more compassionate society.

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Uganda: Teenage Girl Becomes Africa’s Youngest MP

GlobalVoices   
October 1st, 2012

Uganda: Teenage Girl Becomes Africa’s Youngest MP

Proscovia Alengot Oromait has become Africa’s youngest Member of Paliament (MP) at the age of 19, after she won the Usuk county election with 11,059 votes.

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