Tells the story of how a teacher in 1968 divided her class into different groups based on eye color in order to teach them about discrimination. Examines how the lesson resonates still today.

Offers advice for kids and teens, young adults, as well as parents on a wide range of topics and issues.

Documents what happened when a third grader did a science fair project about Barbies and skin color; reports on the reaction of her parents and the media when the project was banned by her school.

Directory of links to games for kids and teens which focus on human rights, economics, public health, poverty, conflict, politics, environment and other issues.

Social networking site where young environmentalists can share ideas and plans for action.

Teaches young people about the importance of treating animals with kindness and respect. Find an overview of projects and get into animal-related issues.

Supports free speech and exposes censorship. Offers news, censorship IQ quiz, kids' opinions and comments, and how to help fight censorship.

Kids site from the Humane Society. Features inspirational examples of kids helping prevent cruelty to animals and age appropriate explorations of the issues.

Explores the concept of social class in America, using film clips, stories, games and activities.

Contains timelines and activities aimed at making viewers question how valid their race assumptions are.

Symposium held in Kyoto in 1999; contains text of submissions from young people covering a wide variety of global issues.