Listen: Just whose art is it anyway?
In this episode of "The Kids Are Alright" podcast, American and Jordanian reporters examine how the art world is protecting…
How can schools best teach about climate change?
Global warming and its consequences can provoke anxiety in young people. Educators need to be trained on how best to…
Our most popular stories in 2019? Read on.
We published more stories in 2019 and were read in nearly 200 countries and territories. Readers flocked to articles about…
Here are the winners of our storytelling contest
Students Claire Wang and Christine Fernando win first prize in News-Decoder's Storytelling Contest with articles on French protests and U.S.…
‘Brain waste’ exacts human and economic toll on U.S.
Skilled immigrants can struggle to work as professionals in the U.S. But there's no quick fix to "brain waste," which…
Duterte, democracy and the war on drugs
Philippine President Duterte's war on drugs has killed thousands of citizens extra-judicially. Can the country still be called a democracy?
It isn’t easy migrating to America. Three refugees’ stories
The plight of these "Lost Boys" didn't stop after they escaped danger. They're U.S. citizens today but wrestle with what…
Journalists: Solitary stretcher-bearers or guiding lights?
Journalists practice a dangerous craft and now are accused of peddling fake news. With the world facing annihilation, is it…
Climate change: What’s happening on the ground?
Schools and local authorities are adopting a mix of strategies to fight climate change, students from three News-Decoder partner schools…
Fight for change, Parkland shooting survivors tell webinar
Two survivors of a mass shooting at a U.S. high school in Parkland, Florida urge youth to work for change,…