Inclusive education
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Autism: Inclusion Through Children’s Stories
World Autism Awareness Day, established by the United Nations, highlights a core principle: inclusion should not be the exception. It should be the standard. At By Kids To Kids, this commitment is reflected in practice. Over the years, several animations based on children’s own stories have approached autism with sensitivity, authenticity, and perspective. More than
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Students produce animations to discuss girls’ education
Debate reaches classrooms through animated filmsWhile 122 million girls remain out of school worldwide, according to data from the United Nations (UN), a Brazilian initiative is using technology and creativity to bring this debate to the center of children’s attention. The BKTK project (By Kids To Kids) has been publishing animations on YouTube that discuss
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Cartoons in the classroom: education project helps 7,000 children aged 6 to 12
Public schools in the state of São Paulo, Denmark, and the United States are using a method that makes learning easier for students. It is a platform that turns the stories they create into animated cartoons.