Fridays For Future protest, image by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash By Aida El-Hajjar, age 12 The Conference of the Parties, or COP, is an annual gathering of world leaders to discuss one issue that has occupied billions of minds: climate change. This year’s COP26 was...
Image by Pixabay on Pexels By Zahra Latheef, age 11 Teenage girls and women in some parts of Afghanistan still aren’t allowed to go to schools and colleges. Since the Taliban overthrew the Western-backed government on Aug. 15, 2021, only boys, men and younger girls...
By Hudson Mu, age 14 Meet Nicolle Berroa, a 13 year old eighth grader from South Florida. Nicolle has been writing for the newspaper for a while now after being introduced to the program by her aunt who works with IndyKids. She wrote her first cover story for this...
By CARA CHANG, age 12 Janna Jihad Ayyad, 10, reports on issues in the West Bank using videos she posts on social media. Photo courtesy Janna Jihad Facebook page Janna Jihad Ayyad is a ten-year-old reporter who lives in the West Bank in the occupied Palestinian...
By KAILA DUNN, age 12 Name: Roan Vanja Molenkamp Age: 11 Lives in: The Hague, Netherlands Languages Spoken: Dutch (and a little bit of French and English at school) Favorite Food: Hamburgers Hobbies: Going outside and playing sports (football or soccer) or going on...
By SOPHIA ROTHMAN, age 12 Sophia Rothman: What inspired you to write for IndyKids? Yuuki Real: My mom found out about IndyKids online and recommended I write for it, saying it would be a great opportunity to improve my writing. So I did. Over time, I developed an...
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