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Conversation guide for children and parents

How to turn a series for adolescents into an honest conversation at home

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Shifting education paradigms in the mountains

Olga Ramos and her story on classroom mentorship in Ainaro Municipality

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AI for impact: delivering for children

Innovation Insights Dialogue 2026 explored how responsible AI can deliver social impact returns for children

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From displacement to opportunity: Bashira’s path to a better

UNICEF is supporting the Skills Development Programme through the MAZA platform, with generous funding from the Government of Sweden.

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Zaporizhzhia students use VSO platform

While some children in Zaporizhzhia study in underground schools, others catch up on missed lessons online. The All-Ukrainian Online School platform helps

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Digital Safety – Learning to Grow Up Safe Online

Online safety is one of the foundations of digital literacy

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Future ready and resilient: How AI is keeping Malaysian stud

A national early warning system powered by artificial intelligence is steadily transforming how Malaysia supports students on the edge of dropping out.

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A ray of hope in Lebanon

Whilst ongoing conflict disrupts education across the country, UNICEF’s Learning Passport is working with partners to drive learning continuity.

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Seeing Tomorrow: Digital futures through children's eyes

Across seven countries, children envision safer, kinder and more inclusive digital futures.

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Skills for an AI World: Where we may be tomorrow

Five insights from children about AI in the future

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Complementing textbooks with digital learning tools

Students at Quatro Montanhas Basic Education School are learning by using ICT digital tools in the classroom

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Young coders shine at national Game Jam

These nine-year-old girls learned tech skills from a monk. Their confidence and bravery then exceeded expectations in front of 600 people in Phnom Penh.

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