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Temperatures in Oymyakon can drop to minus 70 degrees Celsius, forcing children to brave one of the world's coldest commutes to school each day.
Nearly 350,000 traditional Mennonites live in self-sufficient colonies, adhering to strict rules and a lifestyle that rejects modern influences.
Temperatures in the Danakil Desert reach 50 degrees Celsius, forcing children to endure extreme heat and harsh conditions on their daily walk to school.
Over 80,000 children in the UK live in temporary housing, with many facing eviction and homelessness amid a severe housing crisis.
Children in Madibago must climb a steep rock face covered in moss and tree roots every day to reach their school in the southern Philippines.
The American Museum of Natural History houses 32 million specimens and artifacts, including dinosaur skeletons and a 94-foot blue whale.
Children in Peru's Lake Titicaca region paddle for up to four hours daily to reach their schools, facing harsh weather and challenging conditions.
Children in the Himalayas travel across a frozen river for up to eight days to reach school, facing extreme cold and dangerous conditions.
In eastern Nicaragua, three sisters, Julia, Yulissa, and Kenya, navigate the perilous Rio Escondido daily to reach their village school, facing threats from snakes and a leaky dugout.
In Oymyakon, Siberia, children like eight-year-old Aljosha navigate extreme cold, attending school in temperatures that can drop below minus 65° Celsius.
Three children of different ages navigate home schooling during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing their preferences for in-person learning and social interaction.
The Coconut School in Cambodia utilizes discarded packaging to construct educational facilities while promoting environmental awareness among students.
Conan visits Ecole Nouvelle Zoranje in Haiti, engaging with students in Port-au-Prince.
Berlin's schools are closed for at least five weeks, forcing children to adapt to remote learning while parents struggle with job insecurity.
600,000 Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar to Bangladesh in recent weeks, facing severe challenges and trauma in overcrowded camps.
Historic scenes from Washington, D.C., and Virginia in 1933 showcase landmarks like the Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, and Mount Vernon, along with local history and culture.
According to Moldova's Ministry of Education, 30,000 children have been left without parents who have gone abroad to seek work, creating a generation of social orphans.
Prince William and Kate visit a school in Islamabad to promote UK aid that helps children stay in education during their first trip to Pakistan in 13 years.
Twelve children live in a home in Saint-Henri, where six attend school and six work, as their mother manages the household while their father is unemployed.
The Suleiman family moved ten times in four years before finally settling in Berlin, where they continue to adapt to life in Germany.
One out of five girls in Ethiopia is married before age 15, often losing the chance to continue their education and succeed in life.
NASA's Junior Astronaut campaign promotes U.S. Savings Stamps and Bonds through a scenario featuring Jay North as "Dennis the Menace" and Gail Gordon as "Mr. Wilson."
More than 300 Arab and Jewish Israelis live together in Neve Shalom/What-al-Salam, a village less than an hour from the Gaza Strip.
Children in Gaza participate in music lessons, using music therapy to cope with trauma from the violence around them.
Airkairenza Kushtarbek's husband works 3,000 kilometers away in Russia, leaving her to raise their four children alone in rural Kyrgyzstan.
