11 Pittsburgh programs for kids that will make learning fun
Fortunately for kids and parents, there are many fun opportunities to stave off summer slide and keep young minds active and learning.
16 Jun 2021
Meet the student entrepreneurs who’ve learned how to run a business
The Greater Pittsburgh EdCorps hosts 64 businesses run by more than 4,800 student entrepreneurs.
26 May 2021
Remake Learning Days returns with 160 (mostly free) activities for Pittsburgh kids
Remake Learning Days Across America returns with in-person and virtual events designed to engage kids of all ages.
27 Apr 2021
New book by local authors highlights Mister Rogers’ lessons for raising ‘curious, creative, caring kids’
“When You Wonder, You’re Learning” is based on the indelible work Fred Rogers produced from 1968 to 2001 as host of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.”
22 Apr 2021
Meet Ben Gutschow, a youth activist working for social justice
“The kid is going to do great things and he’s already done great things, and he’s going to do even more amazing things for this world.”
23 Feb 2021
Meet the Pittsburgh robot starring in the new animated series ‘Cozmo & Friends’
"I see it eventually as a major uniter in the field of robotics to engage every person from every corner of the planet.”
17 Dec 2020
Pittsburgh teens get launched in the music biz thanks to the Reimagination Project
The Reimagination Project provides young musicians a chance to record songs and learn from music industry professionals.
17 Aug 2020
3,500 Boxes of Joy are helping to make summer more fun for Pittsburgh kids
Thanks to an impressive collaboration, this project is helping to save the summer for Pittsburgh kids.
30 Jul 2020
Stand Together Against the Stigma provides peer-to-peer support when most needed
Following intensive training, kids in 26 participating schools meet in groups to develop their own projects to support their peers.
16 Jul 2020
SisTers PGH works to change the experience of transitioning in Pittsburgh
A spot on a statewide commission and a new grant "gave me the hope to keep going,” says Ciora Thomas.
11 Oct 2018