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Michael Sani décrypte l'engagement des jeunes dans le processus de paix.

All we need is for newsrooms to wake up to this fact

When new immigrant and refugee students started coming to her school, Peyton Klein saw the possibility for mutual learning and support.

Gordon envisioned empathy as a peace pill that could go beyond the classroom to the boardroom and the war room

Struck by the absurdity of dying from a blood shortage in a country of 1.2B people, Chethan, then 16, began connecting people around one of life's essential liquids.

Shootings and flying petrol bombs turned Mitchells Plain in Cape Town, South Africa, into a war zone for a week in late March 2015. Buses and taxis refused to enter the township established by the apartheid government in the 1970s. Eric Coetzee, a community leader, describes this neighborhood as "a...

If you think of most of the world’s great entrepreneurs, they started their rise to the top in their teens, says Bill Drayton, founder of global citizen sector organisation, Ashoka. Richard Branson, for example, was 16 when he set up Student magazine, which he managed from a phone booth. His idea to...

The immigration debate looms large over Washington. It shut the federal government down twice in one month, and has stymied the Senate. Even beyond the DACA impasse, other immigration fights are looming, like the fight over whether United States residents should be asked if they are citizens on the...

Naomi isn’t your average teacher. For one thing, she’s only seven months old. But in many schools across Canada babies like Naomi are a regular feature at the front of class. It’s because of an education program called Roots of Empathy, which is designed to encourage kids to be kinder. The idea is...