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Dance Transforms Realities, Clemencia Vargas Says How
Safe Back-to-School Practices Schools Should Follow
America’s Colleges Strive for This Gifted Girl
Should Our Children Go Back to School?
Education: Key to Promoting Health and Human Rights
Claudia Romo Edelman, a Role Model for Future Girl Leaders
Will It Be Possible to Remove Barriers to Girls' Education?
Latin America and Its Female Share in Scientific Advances
Children Become What They Dream of Using Technology Properly
How to Minimize The Risks to Which Adolescents are Exposed?
7 Social Stereotypes that Affect Equity
Dream Jobs Are Far From Traditional Schemes
Emotional Literacy Ensures Success
The Innovative Girl Who Changes the World
The Consequences of the Pandemic in the Gender Violence
Do you Know How to Detect a Sign of Domestic Violence?
The Challenge of Homeschooling During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Educational Inequality: Still a Global Problem
Michelle Obama's Best Advice for Young Generations
The pandemic is leaving a legacy of sad and lonely children
463 million children were left without education due to COVID19
Women make the Most Followed and Shared Podcast in Spanish
The Islamic scientist who made the world read
Who were the women behind man's arrival to the moon?
5 women in science that have changed the world
International Day of Women and Girls in Science: why it matters
All-female crew returned to earth from 'Mars'
Mabel Gisela Torres: Colombia's first Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
Women in science are not using positive words to describe their work
What can you do in 2020 to help achieve gender parity?
Dance Transforms Realities, Clemencia Vargas Says How
In her organization Vive Bailando, Clemencia employs women who contribute to the education of Colombian kids who join the dream of dancing.
Safe Back-to-School Practices Schools Should Follow
One of the challenges that children have faced during this COVID-19 pandemic is home education, which influences their development.
America’s Colleges Strive for This Gifted Girl
A 9-year-old girl from Mexico has an IQ higher than that of geniuses like Albert Einstein or Stephen Hawking.
Should Our Children Go Back to School?
The COVID-19 pandemic transformed human behavior, forever changing the way we interact with each other and with our environment.
Education: Key to Promoting Health and Human Rights
Did you know that around a third of women who give birth today will face violence at the hands of their partner?
Claudia Romo Edelman, a Role Model for Future Girl Leaders
Through her diplomatic work at UNICEF, she has earned a place as a leader in the defense of the rights of girls, boys, and adolescents.
Will It Be Possible to Remove Barriers to Girls' Education?
Because of child marriage, teenage pregnancy, and the pandemic, girls are not finishing their secondary education.
Latin America and Its Female Share in Scientific Advances
Policies to support women and girls in knowledge and research are still lacking.
Children Become What They Dream of Using Technology Properly
Claudia Berbeo is convinced that technology allows an infinite world of possibilities, provided that they are used correctly.
How to Minimize The Risks to Which Adolescents are Exposed?
The lawyer Mariana Sanz, through her social work, reinforces the decision-making power of many vulnerable adolescents about their bodies.
7 Social Stereotypes that Affect Equity
Silencing women has been going on for so long that it has now become a part of our deep-rooted social conditioning.
Dream Jobs Are Far From Traditional Schemes
Many advantages can come from having a YouTube channel. For this reason, many kids consider YouTube as their dream job.
Emotional Literacy Ensures Success
Why do most Danish children grow up into well-adjusted adults? Could the answer lie in their educational practices and schemes?
The Innovative Girl Who Changes the World
Gitanjali Rao, a 15-year-old from Colorado, US, has been named Time Magazine's Kid of the Year for 2020.
The Consequences of the Pandemic in the Gender Violence
Twenty-five years have passed since the world conference in Beijing, and yet no country in the world has achieved gender equality.
Do you Know How to Detect a Sign of Domestic Violence?
Recognizing a hand signal to report domestic violence can save a woman's life
The Challenge of Homeschooling During the Coronavirus Pandemic
With coronavirus cases still high around the world, students, teachers, and parents have been forced to adapt to distance learning.
Educational Inequality: Still a Global Problem
Inequality in education is a global problem that affects from the poorest countries to the richest.
Michelle Obama's Best Advice for Young Generations
The former African American First Lady has always believed in the power of books and classrooms.
The pandemic is leaving a legacy of sad and lonely children
Many children feel fearful and lonely because they have had to trade their school environments for their homes
463 million children were left without education due to COVID19
The figure was released by UNICEF recently, just when the world's schools still do not know how to face the reopening
Women make the Most Followed and Shared Podcast in Spanish
Ashley Frangie and Lety Sahagún are the creators of "Se Regalan Dudas," one of the most successful podcasts of Latin America.
The Islamic scientist who made the world read
A Jordanian molecular scientist has socially empowered communities through reading with her "We Love Reading" foundation.
Who were the women behind man's arrival to the moon?
On Monday, February 24, Katherine Johnson died at 101. She was part of the West Area Computers, a group of key mathematicians for NASA.
5 women in science that have changed the world
We didn´t want to let February pass by without celebrating these five women, whose findings and research have changed the world.
International Day of Women and Girls in Science: why it matters
Yesterday, February 11, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science was celebrated. How much do you know about it?
All-female crew returned to earth from 'Mars'
The mission, known as Sensoria I, is part of the Sensoria project, which aims to uplift and support women in science.
Mabel Gisela Torres: Colombia's first Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
Last week, Colombia's president Ivan Duque named scientist Mabel Gisela Torres as the minister of the newest Science, Technology, and Innovation Ministry.
Women in science are not using positive words to describe their work
According to a study published this week in the journal BMJ, women in science are less likely to describe their research as “excellent”.
What can you do in 2020 to help achieve gender parity?
Since recent research shows that we are still far from gender parity, here are a few things you can do in 2020 to help shorten the gap
