KDR Global Education Solutions

In the digital age, literacy is much more than reading and writing: it’s having the tools and knowledge to participate, question, and understand our connected world.

From classrooms to community centres, it’s teachers who lay the foundation for this understanding. They spark curiosity, foster confidence, and help learners navigate an ever-changing information landscape.

Investing in teachers means investing in the future of literacy — one that is inclusive, resilient, and ready for the challenges of our digital age.

UNESCO works with countries to strengthen teacher training, advance digital and foundational skills, and promote inclusive lifelong learning through initiatives like the Global Alliance for Literacy and the UNESCO Literacy Prizes: https://www.unesco.org/en/teachers-cannot-be-coded

All States have a duty to treat everyone, including political opponents, fairly; to protect them from harm; and to respect their fundamental human rights. When States ignore violations of the law, they become normalized. When they apply the law inconsistently, they undermine the legal order everywhere. In today’s global update to the United Nations Human Rights Council, I urged all States to act before it is too late. History shows that when human rights are attacked, no one is safe. Abuses against one group always erode freedom for all. Eighty years after the signing of the UN Charter, we need to defend progress on freedom, equality, and justice, for the sake of our shared future.- #VolkerTürk, United Nations Human Rights Chief

Honoring really good and true friends love you Charlie and Susanna Midnight!

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24 teens. 20 countries. 1 planet. 1 purpose.

Meet the 2025 Global Teen Leaders as they head to Stockholm for the Just Peace Summit — a week-long program designed to amplify their impact and sustain their leadership for years to come.

🇺🇸 Aaryan Doshi, 17, USA
🇳🇬 Amara Nwuneli, 17, Nigeria
🇩🇴 Ángel Batista, 18, Dominican Republic
🇵🇭 Arianna Panganiban, 17, Philippines
🇨🇩🇺🇬 Atosha (Jospin/Pino) Casinga, 19, DRC & Uganda
🇺🇸 Carolyn He, 17, USA
🇺🇸🇮🇪 Carter Considine, 17, USA & Ireland
🇹🇷 Ekin Akman, 18, Türkiye
🇵🇪 Emilia Becerra, 17, Peru
🇺🇸 Gabriel Nagel, 19, USA
🇨🇲 Jato Sonita, 17, Cameroon
🇲🇽 Jeni Tamayo, 18, Mexico
🇨🇦🇨🇳 Lily YangLiu, 16, Canada & China
🇳🇬 Manasseh Aluga, 17, Nigeria
🇺🇸 Manfred Lim, 17, USA
🇧🇷 Millena Xavier Martins, 18, Brazil
🇮🇳 Nav Agarwal, 17, India
🇳🇬 Rahmatu Attahir, 17, Nigeria
🇺🇿 Salohiddin Abdufattokhov, 16, Uzbekistan
🇦🇷 Santiago Eulmesekian, 19, Argentina
🇺🇸 Sophia Tabibian, 16, USA
🇳🇵 Susan Sapkota, 19, Nepal
🇰🇿 Ulnur Nurkhojayeva, 17, Kazakhstan
🇸🇬 Zeaus Koh, 17, Singapore

You can’t look away from this generation. Learn more about them at our link in bio.

WAFF Youth Leaders in TechCrunch 🙌

Shout out to Trisha Prabhu and Sneha Dave for co-leading the Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund (RTYPF) steering committee, as well as fellow WAFF Alumni Neha Shukla and Sneha Revanur on being selected as RTYPF grantees!

We’re proud to be a partner of the RTYPF as they model what collaborating across generations looks like when done authentically. From centering lived experience to co-creating with young people from start to finish, RTYPF is truly walking the walk each step of the way. 🤝

Check out the TechCrunch piece at the link in comments!

Jupiter: The largest planet in our solar system.

It’s known to have X-ray producing aurora around its poles, seen here capping the giant planet. The X-rays are created when high-energy particles collide with gas in the atmosphere.

This composite image shows the planet in X-rays from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory (purple) and infrared from the Hubble Space Telescope (red, green, and blue).

Touchdown! The first all-female crew celebrates a successful landing after their 10-minute spaceflight.


📷 Dave Limp (CEO of BlueOrigin)