Japanese Essay Contest Winner Visits Japan: 'I Want to Study Business Abroad'
The winner of the Best Essay Award at the 21st Chinese Japanese Composition Contest, Zhu Hengyu, has visited Japan and expressed his desire to study business there.
Why Does Design Exist? Students and Professors Together Open a New Horizon in Design Education with the DBEW Award 2026
Korea's Kookmin University is collaborating with Italy's ADI to host the DBEW Award 2026, aiming to explore universal design values beyond geographical and cultural boundaries.
Nigeria’s Creative Powerhouses Unite to Reimagine Early Childhood as National Infrastructure
Major Nigerian creative and cultural organizations convened to rethink early childhood development as essential national infrastructure rather than mere social welfare.
Angola faces the challenge of teenage pregnancy: being a mother without ceasing to be a child
Angola grapples with one of the highest teenage pregnancy rates globally, rooted in inadequate sexual education and overwhelming familial, social, and cultural pressures on young girls.
Welsh ‘revolution’ required to hit target of 1m speakers by 2050, says report
A report emphasizes the need for a radical approach to increase Welsh language speakers to one million by 2050.
The content of the program 'Latvia's School Bag' will be supplemented by new cultural events for children and youth
A new initiative aims to enrich the 'Latvia's School Bag' program with cultural projects focusing on children and youth, supported by grants from the State Culture Capital Foundation.
Iguape hosts Summer in Climate with race and environmental education on March 7
Iguape will host an event called Summer in Climate featuring a morning race and environmental education on March 7.
Murcia opens a 'hospital' for films to recover its cinematic heritage
Murcia's Francisco Rabal Film Archive has launched a publicly accessible film restoration laboratory to preserve and promote its cinematic heritage.
Institute opens registrations for free pre-university course in Salvador
The Steve Biko Cultural Institute in Salvador is accepting registrations for a free pre-university course aimed at Black individuals in Bahia.
Punjabi school helping students and parents find community and connection
A volunteer-run Punjabi school in Geelong, Australia, has grown from 15 to 53 students by offering cultural education that enhances social connections and language skills among children and their families.
CasaFolha will launch a unique philosophy course with Clóvis de Barros Filho
Clóvis de Barros Filho will lead a unique philosophy course on CasaFolha, launching on March 19, through a streaming platform by Folha.
Spring and Flood Waters in Master V. Purvītis's Work. Let's Get to Know LNMM!
The article discusses a project by the Latvian National Museum of Art, focusing on educational activities centered around the works of artist Vilhelms Purvītis and various aspects of the museum.
Historical neglect of early childhood education
The article discusses a decline in enrollment in Brazilian daycare centers, highlighting cultural resistance and a significant unmet demand for childcare placements.
Space for Islamic prayer at school: there is controversy
A school in Florence has designated a space for Islamic students to pray, sparking outrage given the local government previously opposed placing crucifixes in classrooms.
Ghana: Digital Age Threatens Indigenous Languages - Experts
Experts are calling for immediate action to preserve Ghana's indigenous languages amidst the threats posed by technological advancements and insufficient mother-tongue education.
TESTS: Who is Composer George Crumb and What Hypnotizes Latvians in His Cosmic Scores?
The article explores the impact and significance of American composer George Crumb's avant-garde music in Latvia, highlighting its unique appeal and connection to local musicians.
Rivers painted on concrete: 260m² mural brings riverside landscape to public school in downtown Belém
A public school in downtown Belém is getting a vibrant 260m² mural that showcases the Amazonian riverside landscape, created by nine master artists from the region.
Narratives of History
The Cultural Foundation of the Piraeus Group is organizing the second event of the scientific meetings titled 'Narratives of History' on March 2, 2026, focusing on making history more accessible to the public.
CM Yogi meets school children in Japan
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath of India engaged with school children during his visit to Japan.
Sejong University Selected as Operating University for the 2026-2027 Korea-Japan Joint Higher Education Exchange Project
Sejong University has been selected to operate the '2026-2027 Korea-Japan Joint Higher Education Student Exchange Project' to enhance cultural exchange between Korea and Japan.
Future of the Humanities: The Life of the Mind
The article discusses the declining enrollment in humanities subjects in German universities and the implications of this trend on the academic landscape and society.
This Sunday with VIMA: Etymological Dictionary of Modern Greek by G. Babiniotis and the book 'Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler – 600 pencils and 10 poems'
This Sunday, the newspaper 'Vima' features significant releases including the first volume of the Etymological Dictionary of Modern Greek by Professor Georgios Babiniotis and the book 'Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler – 600 pencils and 10 poems.'
Schoolchildren to Study the Realm Community for a Week
Danish schoolchildren will have a dedicated week to learn about the relationship between Denmark, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands.
A school in Madrid to protect the identity of Ukraine
A school in Madrid, Dyvosvit, offers Ukrainian students cultural and educational support while their families navigate the challenges of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
São Paulo City Hall offers 1,440 vacancies in free courses in audiovisual, sound, and scene techniques for young people
The São Paulo City Hall has opened registrations for 1,440 free vacancies in courses focused on sound, image, audiovisual, and scene techniques for young people aged 14 to 29.
A Harvard Graduate and the Mayor of Ashiya Discusses the Significance of Learning English Beyond Its Utility
The Mayor of Ashiya, a Harvard graduate, emphasizes the need to redefine the purpose of learning English in the context of rapidly evolving AI technologies and increasing cultural diversity in classrooms.
Shock after moving to Warsaw. An American talks about schools in Poland and the USA
Karolina Baran, an American singer of Polish descent, shares her experiences and observations regarding the differences in the education systems of Poland and the USA after moving to Warsaw.
Adventures in Streaming: Black and white classics that never get old
The article discusses the challenges contemporary film students face in watching classic black-and-white films in a single sitting.
Student ID 2026 begins to be issued in digital format in Greater Recife; learn how to request it
Students in the Greater Recife area can now apply for the 2026 digital Student Identification Card to access public transport benefits and cultural event discounts.
IF Baiano promotes Science and Technology Week with lectures and workshops in Alagoinhas; see programming
The Federal Institute of Bahia (IF Baiano) is hosting a National Week of Science and Technology in Alagoinhas featuring free lectures and workshops focused on various scientific and cultural topics.
Increase in religious schools and home schooling could prevent ‘deeper social cohesion’, Julian Hill says
Julian Hill warns that the growth of religious schools and home schooling in Australia may hinder social cohesion by limiting children's interactions with peers from diverse backgrounds.
Establishment of the State School of Film and Audiovisual Media is underway
The studies for the establishment of the State School of Film and Audiovisual Media have been completed, representing a significant step in enhancing Greece's audiovisual sector.
Quiz: How well do you know the national decorations?
A quiz has been created to test knowledge of Estonia's national awards and decorations.
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Completes PY2025 Fulbright ETA Korean Language Program
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies has successfully concluded its PY2025 Fulbright ETA Korean language program aimed at training American English teaching assistants.
São Paulo government opens registrations for more than 2,000 free cultural training course vacancies
The São Paulo government is offering over 2,000 free vacancies in cultural training courses, covering various creative sectors, from gastronomy to technology.
The ministry allocates funds, the cultural passport will be reactivated and will increase to 14 euros per student
The Lithuanian Ministry has increased funding for the Cultural Passport program, allowing students greater access to cultural activities.
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Japanese Department holds ‘3rd Overseas Department Meeting’ in the Kansai region of Japan
The Japanese Department of Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies successfully held its ‘3rd Overseas Department Meeting’ in the Kansai region, Japan, facilitating meaningful educational exchange and cultural experiences for students.
UFMS opens 3,200 free vacancies for people over 60 in courses and activities
The Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS) is offering 3,235 free slots for people aged 60 and over in various educational and cultural programs starting February.
Turkey: When Ramadan Becomes Part of the Cultural Struggle
Turkey's Ministry of Education is promoting Ramadan education in schools, igniting opposition over its implications for secularism.
SOCIETY: A great opportunity for our people: education in Estonia should connect Estonians abroad more closely with their homeland
The article discusses the potential for Estonian education to strengthen ties with the diaspora, estimating that around 25,000 young Estonians abroad could be encouraged to study in Estonia.
Tamalan: The purely Greek village in the region of Chapsamanas in the Cotyora of Pontus
The article highlights the historical significance of the village of Tamalan, a predominantly Greek settlement in the region of Pontus, Turkey, known for its cultural heritage and educational institutions.
Spring's 15 Minutes from Uutiset offers Formula 1, Finnish conductors, and fluent Swedish-Finnish
The latest episode of '15 Minutes from Uutiset' celebrates Swedish-Finnish heritage and explores the evolving role of Finnish immigrants in Sweden.
Latvian Puppet Theatre Invites Students to Anticipate Spring During School Break
The Latvian Puppet Theatre invites students and parents to enjoy the magic of theatre during the spring break with a variety of performances.
PHOTO ⟩ Students from three Tallinn schools laid a wreath at the Reaali Poisi monument
Students from three Tallinn schools participated in a traditional ceremony to lay a wreath at the Reaali Poisi monument in front of the Tallinn Real School.
Bars on the Windows, No Textbooks. Hradec Students Experienced a Remarkable Internship in South Africa
Students from Hradec Králové had a unique and profound internship experience in South Africa.
Planetarium resumes public visits in Belém; find out the days and hours of operation
The Pará Science and Planetarium Center in Belém is resuming public visits starting Saturday, with specific hours and ticket pricing.
Escape Room 'Suitu Enchanted Forest' - How to Excitingly Teach Local Cultural History
A local escape room game themed around Suitu culture provides an interactive way for students to learn about their heritage, through challenges related to local food, music, and geography.
Famous Lithuanian Professor S. Skrodenis Has Died: We Have Lost a Luminary and Researcher
Renowned Lithuanian professor Stasys Skrodenis, known for his work in folkloristics and cultural connections between Baltic and Finnish cultures, has passed away.
Ritesh Deshmukh pays homage to Shivaji Maharaj
Ritesh Deshmukh emphasizes the importance of Shivaji Maharaj's contributions and sacrifices for the nation, urging the youth to learn from his inspiring tales.
In the Music Hall – Sounding Lithuania: Culture Inspiring Strength and the Brightest Regional Projects
The article highlights a cultural event organized by Lithuania's National Culture Center, celebrating its 85th anniversary and featuring various artistic presentations and educational workshops.