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Water is a precious resource in the quarry, where a small cricket with a dream finds himself competing for access with an army of ants while trying to avoid a hungry crow and lizard. The water he seeks is not just for himself, but for his glorious garden oasis hidden in an old boot.

It's Neighbor Day on Sesame Street and everyone has something special to share! See Us Coming Together is a special that celebrates the rich diversity of Asian and Pacific Islander communities as part of Sesame Workshop's ongoing racial justice initiative. The special follows the Sesame Street friends through a community celebration with new friend Ji-Young, a seven-year-old Korean American character.

One day, out of nowhere, a giant Rock lays in the middle of the peaceful little village where Luce lives. The villagers can’t even open the door to their houses anymore! Luce is angry: go away Rock, you don’t belong here! And why are you here anyway?

At the age of one year, most Norwegian kids start kindergarten and are separated from their parents for the first time. The Mini Kids aim to introduce a positive fellowship with peers to make this transition smooth and less scary. The program inspires cooperation and positive interaction with other kids.

Little Tiger sees his mother feeding the chickens and wants to help too. When mother has left, Little Tiger goes into the hen house and waters the ground, which turns into a large puddle of mud filled with the finest earthworms. Does Little Tiger succeed in feeding the chickens?

Join Gary, Tony, and Janaye as they learn to stand up against racism. From exploring concepts like equity, race, and racism, to celebrating the differences that make everyone unique and special, Proud to be Me! is full of fun lessons, fabulous friends, and fantastic tunes!

An accessible way for every child to enjoy being outdoors and appreciate the nature on their doorstep. The walks are always children-led, accompanied by Ranger Hamza, who helps them see the potential for adventure and exploration. There is always a purpose such as walking to the allotment to plant some seeds, but the walk itself is just as much fun.

Kiri is upset when she finds some strangers sitting on Rockaroonie. Kiri and Lou is an animated series about empathy. The themes of sharing, selfishness, self-awareness, and self-realization are explored with Kiri solving the problem of not wanting to share her precious rock by realizing that by sharing end up having more fun and making more friends.

The series aims to provide an introduction to comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) in an entertaining, approachable way. This episode focuses on tickling. While often innocent, tickling can sometimes be unwanted, and can even be linked to sexual abuse. Tickling serves as a familiar topic from which to explore personal space, the concept of consent, and children’s right to bodily autonomy.

Animals at Petsy preschool encounter both great fun and major setbacks. What to do when someone is bullied for his name? What to say when your friend refuses to go to school? In this episode Wool the dog says stop to his friends’ intrusive hugs because even when friends mean well, they must always listen to the word STOP.

Greta has the most boring grandma in the whole world. When she falls asleep on the sofa, Greta gets the idea, to play funeral with her grandma. This confronts them with some questions they didn’t ask themselves before. Because what remains when you have to leave life behind?

Space Dragon gets upset when his house plant dies. Seeing that Space Dragon is anxious to be learning about mortality, Kim shows Space Dragon a caterpillar, a chrysalis, and a butterfly to demonstrate that one thing's ending is another thing's beginning. Space Dragon notices a millipede eating his dead plant. He learns that even though his plant is gone, it's giving life to another creature!

Hung-Chun and La-Fa are good buddies at school. They sign up for a hunting experience and must go through a series of trials. They need to sneak through barely visible trails as animals did, learn their survival skills in the wild, and stay in the darkened woods at night under the guidance of Coach Ma, a Taiwanese aboriginal who grew up in the mountains.

One out of ten people is said to have hearing difficulties. There is the misunderstanding that with hearing aids, all the hearing problems will be solved which is not correct. This animated film shows the issues people with hearing difficulties face, and how to make communication easier for them. The film is child friendly with easy to sing-along music, and the cute illustration.

Twelve-year-old Laleeyah lives on the Crow Creek Native American reservation in South Dakota. For several years running Laleeyah has been crowned the best young dancer on the reservation. But she has developed an illness called hyperthyroidism. As she comes to terms with her illness, Laleeyah still wants to hold on to the things she loves most: dancing, representing her tribe, and her crown.

Inappropriate/transgressive sexual behavior is a serious social problem. In the episode a psychologist and a woman that experienced sexual abuse when she was a child, talk about the rules and experiences of touching. About when it’s nice to be touched, and when it is not. About that your body belongs to you, and you are in control/charge of it. About what you can do if something bad happens, and that it’s never your fault.

Forced to leave their country, Dounia and her grandparents set off in search of a new home. As she travels around the world in search of asylum, Dounia encounters many people and lives many great adventures. And when she encounters an obstacle that seems insurmountable, the wisdom of the ancient world comes to her rescue in the form of the nigella seeds and the legends of her country.

Ellie is entering secondary school. Shy and fascinated by nature, and birds, she spends her time with books. Ellie draws the attention of Anna, the school’s librarian. The day when Ellie must absolutely return a book to Anna, she finds the school library closed. Ellie decides to take it back to Anna’s home, a few miles from school, on an island on the Loire River. An island full of birds...

A diversity of children take a seat in the barber’s chair of hairdresser Marko. Through the mirror we watch their new haircuts take shape, as we listen to what's going on in their heads: their view on the world, their concerns, and the things in life that really makes them happy. Whether they talk about hope, love, anxiety or growing up, the conversations are always heart-to-heart and without filter.

Twelve-years-old Nina from Indonesia detects how plastic waste finds its way into the land, the rivers, the oceans, and even the air she breathes. Her neighbourhood serves as a dumping ground for filthy plastic waste from Western countries. To raise awareness Nina collects garbage items from all around the world for an exhibition at her school.

When Silas suddenly can’t find his friends in the schoolyard, Christina knows all too well what that means: He’s losing his eyesight, just like she did as a child. She knows how everything changes when your eyesight deteriorates. But how do you teach your child to be brave and confident in a world that is slowly going black?

Oh my pleasure season five highlights young people's new ways of socialization and the new sexual and affective relationships the pandemic has brought. Depression, anxiety, forced lockdowns with family members, job insecurity, dating with masks on, racism towards the Chinese community, the loss of loved ones... All these intertwine with infidelity, fatphobia, sexual work, LGTBI+ people getting back into the closet, and other sex-affective issues.

During her menstrual period, 15-year-old Ruby does not dare to ask her mother for tampons or pads, because she knows that there is really no money for them. In order not to be a burden to anyone around her, she tries to solve it herself. A short drama introducing the subject of menstrual poverty, an unknown subject for many.

The story takes place in Henan, where there is a special education school. The principal is convinced that children have different qualities, and together with some of the coaches encouraged the children to take a hit on the ice and snow. In the film, the protagonist Lou Jiayuan, who suffers from autism, and Zhang Jiayi, a deaf child, constantly rewrites their fate through their own efforts.

In this Mathieu Fournier documentary on the first viral phenomenon of the digital age, Ghyslain Raza (the Star Wars Kid) breaks his silence and reflects on his story for the first time. In doing so, he also explores our collective experience living in an online world in which we have to make peace with our digital shadows.

Di is a 12-year-old girl living in a village lost in the Northwest Vietnam mountains. She belongs to the Hmong ethnic minority where women get married very young, enduring the controversial tradition of bride-kidnapping. While Di is fortunate enough to belong to the first generation in her community and given the opportunity to attend high school, she yearns to rebel against the expectation to marry young.

In Argentina, there are people who perceive themselves as belonging to the Brown Identity collective, who say they are not white, not black, but brown. This group was born as a response to structural racism in Argentina. This episode features Argentine art and the difficulties that this group has in accessing opportunities.

Tonight, it's a party for Lucie, Maya, and their friends. Even Jimmy has come, and everyone knows he is here for Maya. But when everything is supposed to happen, Maya and Lucie find out they have hidden feelings for each other. They have trouble finding their place in this evening filled with alcohol, awesome playlists and raging hormones.

The series follows a group of diverse 17 year olds and explores contemporary issues surrounding teen life, such as relationships, sexuality, school grades, their online social life, and family pressures. In this episode, non-binary student Jamie finds acceptance in the LGBTQI+ tribe through a new friend Zali, but fails to see that Zali is hiding a dark secret.

A movie about 4 young frontline activists, aged between 11 and 14 years in 4 different countries: Senegal, India, Indonesia, and Australia. The four girls represent the voice of a new generation directly affected by climate crisis and environmental degradation. Their courage and power to fight back is contagious.

Through an emotional dialogue between multiple personal stories of diverse women, each episode sensitively addresses the experiences of violation lived by the characters and related to discrimination, violence, and gender inequality. By sharing their real stories and experiences, they deconstruct and re-signify their own memory, which is also represented by the roots of a Nogal, Bogota’s flagship tree.

Young Plato charts the dream of Elvis-loving school headmaster Kevin McArevey, a maverick who is determined to change the fortunes of an inner-city community plagued by urban decay, sectarian aggression, poverty, and drugs. The all-boys primary school in post-conflict Belfast becomes a hothouse for questioning violence, as the headmaster sends his young wards home each day armed with the wisdom of the ancient Greek philosophers.

What really happens to our plastic waste once we put it in the recycling bin? As the plastic pollution crisis has become an international scandal, the biggest consumer goods brands have declared they have a solution: recycling. But plastic packaging is still more likely to end up being burned or dumped than recycled. The film asks: who is getting rich?

Going Circular unlocks the secrets to an innovative concept called circularity, an economic system based on the idea that nothing should go to waste. It is far from the way most of us live our lives today in the twenty first century, but it can save our planet’s resources and save us from the ravages of future climate change.

Scared for their lives, Afshin, Alain, and Patricia left their home countries, alone. As unaccompanied minors, they had to start over in Canada, in hopes to live a better life. Mixing real-life footage and animated sequences, Alone is a tribute to hope: how can a child manage to reinvent himself in a new country, after having left everything behind, even his parents?

Myanmar Diaries is built up of short films by ten young anonymous Burmese filmmakers, combined with citizen journalism documenting the junta’s brutality and courageous resistance to it. The film shows how Myanmar goes from the military coup to nation-wide protests and civil disobedience, to barbaric repression where thousands of peaceful protesters are imprisoned and murdered, to a growing popular armed revolt.

If we look closely at the writings of Jules Verne going around the world in 80 days, there seems to be similarities with the adventures and writings of Ida Pfeiffer. This stop motion series points out with humor the invisibility process that 30 women have undergone through history in order to give them the recognition they deserve!

Carolina, a transgender woman, tells us different stories that have allowed the LGBT community to conquer a better life. This episode is about Shanik, who never felt like a man or a woman. From a small city in Patagonia, they were able to modify Argentina’s legal system to have their ID document display “Non Binary” as their gender identity.

The series showcases conservation stories of ordinary people in Africa. It highlights local solutions for environmental problems and features strengths already existing in the community and traditional knowledge systems. The series aims to foster an appreciation of and desire to protect Africa among the locals.

Sexy hands is the world’s first dating show in sign language where deaf singletons look for love. Round after round, where the singles only get to see the candidates’ hands, the candidates are eliminated until only one lucky date remains. Get ready for Sexy hands, inclusive, surprising, and of course romantic.

“ultra:bit” is a campaign to inspire children to be creative with technology. It aims at strengthening the impact of content by strong co-creation with the audience, kids, parents, and teachers, transcending traditional platforms and engaging civil society. Using the micro-computers that are distributed to schools in Denmark, kids learn how to code through a wide selection of TV programs, online learning materials, and social media content.

Gibbon: Beyond the Trees is a game about the beauty of wilderness and the destructive force of human civilization. Players take the viewpoint of a gibbon and must master dynamic movements to swing through a hand-painted jungle, experiencing the story of a lost gibbon searching for home amid rising devastation.

Using the profile @IAmSophieScholl on social media, the resistance fighter Sophie Scholl lets her followers experience the last ten months of her life in 1942 as if in real time. She shares her everyday life as a student in Munich with her followers and takes them with her into active resistance against the war and Hitler's totalitarianism until she is arrested.

Children’s Council Invent Pakapaka is a gateway to crossmedia content that gives 7 to 11 years old children a possibility to participate in the production of Pakapaka channel's contents. The website structure consists of: who we are, what we do, how to take part, and news. The articles on the website are written by children.

This project aims to teach people about cultural heritages by rendering artifacts into ultra-high-definition 3D CG data with 8K technology and photogrammetry. It offers a new style of viewing, whre observers can freely zoom in and look at artifacts from any angle, view them on a tablet while conducting fieldwork, and even experience a VR learning space.

A story about the first transgender news anchor in Bangladesh. While facing all kinds of struggles growing up as a member of a minority gender community, she was determined and ambitious to pursue her life goals. This is a story that will clearly showcase what a person can do if he or she is dedicated to create one’s own identity.

Teen Talk will be the first and only news program for children in Egypt and the Arab world. Media professionals and teen reporters will appear in the program inserting sophisticated graphics to grab the interest of young viewers. To have a brighter future, it is important to empower youth with unbiased information and to provide a platform to discuss their issues.

Bride kidnapping is a widespread “tradition” in the rural areas of Kyrgyzstan. Girls live in constant threat and fear and men do not understand the traumatic emotional feeling of the girls. This program aims at changing the boys’ perception and to encourage them to try to understand the feelings of the girls, hoping to change their attitude toward this cruel tradition.

A story of a girl born with limb deficiency. After meeting the volunteers from a robotic hand device manufacturer, her life changed. This program aims to contribute to a better understanding of how children with limb deficiency feel and how they try to cope with social relations, creating empathy and raising awareness to the people.

This is a documentary of a popular physio-therapist in a large hospital who became quadriplegic due to an unexpected accident. He was my father. After going through extreme depression and 3 suicide attempts, he became one of India’s most prominent disabled voices. This documentary aims to work as a catalyst to expediate gaining rights for people with disabilities.

A documentary of a government officer who uses Muppets for child education on sexual abuse. His creative and fascinating method of providing sexual education has been widely accepted. This film hopes to make an impact on children in a positive way and give society a chance to rethink about exercising creative ways for sexual education.