Topic: #urbankids

Australia: ‘Bush kinder’ turns nature novices into eco-experts

Studies show that children are drawn to nature and intrigued by the world around them. There are myriad benefits from playing and learning in nature.Read more

09-06-2023|Comment|author: Pursuit at University of Melbourne

Playing in the City event, in Rabin Square, Photo: By Shani Halevy, via https://bernardvanleer.org/

Bernard van Leer Foundation report highlights Urban 95 successes

10-06-2020|Comment|author: Simon Weedy

Huge inequalities in neighbourhood ‘chances’ for US children

America’s urban districts have a ‘sharp racial divide’ in the life chances given to children depending on their colour and race. That’s the conclusion of researchers at Brandeis University in Boston, one of the leading research...Read more

24-01-2020|Comment|author: Simon Weedy

The City at Eye Level for Kids

Dutch urban design firm STIP has produced a book for children which takes a look at the city landscape from their eyes. The City at Eye Level for Kids is the result of close working between...Read more

09-12-2019|Comment|author: Simon Weedy