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Young reporters ask big questions. Discover their stories about literacy, democracy and the people who listen.
Ella and Itka ask families to share the news
ChildPress reporters Ella and Itka want children and adults to discuss the same reliable information, instead of staying behind separate screens.
I think a perfect team consists of the whole community.
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Children’s request brings more school books to Grimstad
When children asked for more books instead of only working on computers, Grimstad set aside money in its budget. Mayor Beate Skretting says it shows why adults should listen.
Interview with: Beate Skretting, Mayor Grimstad · Reporter: Chace Olsen
More voices. More perspectives.
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Meeting Malala inspires a dream of teaching
A young visitor tells Malala that she hopes to become a teacher and help children who cannot get an education.
From a question to a shared story
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Ask a question
Start with something that matters to children: school, safety, the environment or everyday life.
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Listen and check
Interview adults, compare sources and make room for different views, including quieter voices.
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Share what you find
Create news that families can read together. Bring children’s questions into the conversation.