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Students do classwork at Khahlela school in South Africa. Many of the students are refugees from Mozambique, and unemployment in the area is around 67%. Read more about Khahlela and what #kidsglobalnetwork did in South Africa in the link in our bio!

This amazing photo was from one of the participants in Exceptional Voices, the #PhotoVoice project we ran in fall 2017 with some ETHS students. #KGN is gearing up to run some more projects soon! To read more about PhotoVoice and some of our other pro

Schoolchildren at #Khahlela school in South Africa, where #kidsglobalnetwork helped fix SmartBoards, install WiFi and renovate a school building last winter. Learn more about the project in the link in our bio!

#throwbackthursday to the concept maps we made with #ETHS students last fall! Concept maps are a great #teachingtool and a way to concretely connect abstract thoughts. Learn more about the project in the link in our bio!

We need to stop deportation. Immigrants are people too in America, no one is illegal in America. The message is important to me because I have seen all over the news immigrants not being treated well. When my audience sees my picture I want them to t

"Terror attacks. A couple of weeks before school started my cousin and I traveled to New York City for my cousin’s birthday. When we were in NYC we went to the 9/11 Memorial. Since my birthday was 3 years after the tragedy, I wanted my pho

“My friendships are very important to me. I have close friends that are different races and have different backgrounds than me. The picture speaks about how we are united no matter our race, culture, gender, etc. We are all people, students, an

“Why are black people constantly being racially targeted, profiled, and shot? I used the symbol of 'hands up don’t shoot' to raise awareness about how much police brutality there is currently in our country. I went online and looked up ca

“My message for my final photo is women’s rights, and diversity through race, religion, gender and all of our differences.

This message is important to me because I am a young women and I see so many women struggling and being abused but

“Global warming is capable of taking away what mother nature gave to us such as our seasons and having comfortable temperatures. With global warming, we are taking away human necessities like some animals dying and some plants not being able to

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