You might remember that in 2010, South Africa hosted the World Cup. But did you know it was the first African nation ever to do so?
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Inside the Mai Aini camp, Mebrahtu, a teacher who runs fine art classes, is using painting to bring refugee issues to light.
Education is a basic human right, and without the chance to study, we risk losing an entire generation of children when the solution is in our hands.
The service is completely free and it allows farmers to ask questions and receive crowd-sourced answers from other farmers around the world!
We've talked about the many, many, MANY ways he's inspired us here at ONE, so we thought we'd take this year to learn more about the man himself!
Artists from around the globe are telling world leaders what girls and women REALLY want in order to achieve the Global Goals!
The wide variety of music, cultural, harvest, and religious festivals in Africa is almost as unique as the continent itself.
These four incredible Muppets are teaching young viewers about sanitation, nutrition, gender equality, and more!
Here, students learn to code from a world-class curriculum with top quality instructors and mentors to support them in the process—and many have gone on to do amazing things!
In February, Eva, a 16-year-old girl from a rural village in Tanzania, asked her government a simple but powerful question: Will you listen to me? Today, she got her answer!