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*Only 4% of young people receive positive messages about people from other cultures. Invisibility is a huge factor in this.
Meeting each other changes everything!
The global challenges this generation faces don't stop at borders, and neither can the solutions. If young people are going to meet them, they'll need to do it together.
*Source: Hernández et al., UC Davis
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For educators
Schools & Classroom Resources
School presentations, interactive read-alouds, UDL classroom units, and consulting on cultural sensitivity and NVC. Built for inclusive classrooms and neurodivergent learners.
For families · Classrooms
Meet our partner youth in Mali
Get to know young people in Dogon Country today through our immersive children's story book, How We Hold the World, videos and our online resources.
Youth-led conversations with peers across countries on the questions that shape their futures. For youth interested in advocacy, leadership and innovation. Ages 15-29
For youth · Online
Youth Changemaker Round Tables
For youth · Online
UNESCO Story Circles
Small, facilitated circles using UNESCO's Story Circles method to build intercultural understanding through listening and sharing real stories. For youth and youth leaders. Ages 13-29
What we offer right now
Four ways to start today whether you're a young person, an educator, or a family.
When children learn about the lived realities of diverse peoples—not as relics of the past but as dynamic communities—they develop empathy, respect, and the skills needed to navigate an interconnected world.
Dr. Louise Derman-Sparks, anti-bias education pioneer
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