Recent Posts From Feature Articles
The Global Search for Education: Editing AI For a Better World — The Future of Entry-Level Jobs
This month, audiences can screen AI for a Better World: The Future of Entry-Level Jobs on the Planet Classroom Network.
The Global Search for Education: Net Zero Speaks — Reshaping El Niño
This month, global audiences can watch Net Zero Speaks on the Planet Classroom Network, featuring a critical conversation between climate host Pranav Kumar Gahadwal and leading climate scientist Professor Jong-Seong Kug.
The Global Search for Education: Personas de Pixan — Indigenous Women in Guatemala
This month on the Planet Classroom Network YouTube channel, audiences can watch Personas de Pixan, a short documentary curated for Planet Classroom by Actuality Abroad.
The Global Search for Education: Mr. Moore’s Gift — Origins of ’Twas the Night Before Christmas
This month on the Planet Classroom Network YouTube channel, audiences can watch Mr. Moore’s Gift, a short film curated for Planet Classroom by the KIDS FIRST! Film Festival.
The Global Search for Education: Net Zero Speaks — Climate Extremes and Resilient Cities
This month, global audiences can watch Net Zero Speaks on the Planet Classroom Network, featuring a timely conversation between climate host Pranav Kumar Gahadwal and Texas State Climatologist John Nielsen-Gammon.
The Global Search for Education: Color of Autumn — A Short Film About Racism, Childhood, and Courage in 1966 Chicago
This month on the Planet Classroom Network YouTube channel, audiences can watch Color of Autumn, a powerful short film about racism in 1966 Chicago and the moment a young girl first confronts injustice.
Recent Posts From Views
Recent Posts From Women
The Global Search for Education: Director C. Dallas Golden on Women in Africa Using Their Skills to Change Communities
This month on the Planet Classroom Network YouTube Channel, audiences can screen C. Dallas Golden’s short film Girls Like Us – the story of a bright, young Tanzanian woman, Winnie, who discovers a passion for computer science.
The Global Search for Education: A Conversation with Xavier de Lauzanne – Director of 9 Days at Raqqa
9 Days at Raqqa is a portrait of Leila Mustapha, a young woman who is Kurdish and Syrian and who was elected Mayor of Raqqa, the former capital of the Islamic State which was destroyed during the Syrian Civil war.
