Back to school has a whole new meaning when it’s not taking place in your mother tongue....

“Climate justice” has become a familiar rallying cry in the last few years, but what does it actually mean? Here,...

How do the complex weather patterns of El Niño and La Niña actually work? Why are they...

The Ebola virus can kill up to 90% of people who become infected. From Sierra Leone to the DRC, we’ve...

As former UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova said in 2015: “The future starts with the alphabet.” Literacy, as part of education,...

In 2018 we worked with over 12 million women and girls with greater access to education, livelihoods, health, emergency and...

Access to high-quality primary education and supporting child well-being is a globally-recognized solution to the cycle of poverty. This is,...

Hunger hits children the hardest: As of 2018, 151 million children suffer from stunting, and 51 million from wasting. The...

The Horn of Africa is in the grip of drought. Large parts of Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia have experienced insufficient rainfall...