Global Communities

A story can open a whole new world, especially in early childhood.

In Brazil, the Minha Primeira Infância project is now in its third year, supporting children ages 0–6 through meaningful cultural experiences in early education. The project continues in the city of Catalão), working with two public early childhood schools to guide activities and support literacy in a playful and engaging way.

Just as importantly, the project invests in educators by strengthening their teaching practices. School improvements are also underway, helping create spaces where children can truly thrive.

Today is the and to celebrate, we are sharing a glimpse into what recess looks like at schools in Guatemala, where the passion for soccer is just as fierce as any stadium in the world.

As the FIFA World Cup kicks off today on the global stage, we are reminded that football belongs to the playgrounds. It belongs to kids processing big feelings, learning teamwork, and building friendships over a single ball.

Every day, we work to ensure that children have the health, safety, and nutrition they need to step onto their own pitches every day. You don't need a stadium to experience the power of play, you just need a safe space and a chance to participate.

(Who are you rooting for during the ?)

Shouting it from the rooftops 📣 Periods are normal. Period shame is not.

When schools support girls through menstruation, they’re not just helping them stay in school, they’re investing in health, confidence and equality.

Menstrual health is education.

Our Director of Integrated School Feeding Programs reflected on what happens when every girl has what she needs to thrive: https://brnw.ch/21x34qN