Among explore’s founding principles are “Share What You Know” and “Never Stop Learning.” As many students and educators are heading back to school, I invite you to check out some of the lessons plans we’ve put together in a special education section on explore.org. The films profile issues facing the environment, education, human rights, public health, philosophy, animal
At India’s Kiran Center (which means “ray of light”), the teachers empower differently-abled children to lead healthy, happy, and fulfilling lives. A small group of people from various social, cultural and religious backgrounds founded Kiran in September 1990. There, they focus on togetherness and family, enriching everyone’s talents and abilities. Most of the children Kiran works with are
Too Cute Tuesday We’re using this Too Cute Tuesday to draw attention not only to the playful smiles seen here, but the strength of those smiles through ongoing turmoil. These Darfuri children are seen here at the Merlin medical clinic in Gereida. Explore.org grants $1 million to aid in emergency medical care here, where normal
Too Cute Tuesday Baby humans are pretty adorable too, though their stories are easily overlooked in the world of adults. We’re using this Too Cute Tuesday to draw attention not only to the playful smiles seen here, but the strength of those smiles through ongoing turmoil. These children are the indisputably innocent bystanders in the
