These four spring writing contests will keep literacy skills sharp for kids from kindergarten through high school.

the milk bank’s staff and supporters advocated for legislation to regulate and license milk banks in Pennsylvania.

“It gives us a great feeling inside knowing we’ve reached out and made a positive difference in the life of someone less fortunate.”

The Pittsburgh area offers plenty of cool indoor activities where kids can burn off energy.

This kid-friendly night of activities spans 14 blocks in the Cultural District.

“We want people to be concerned and move toward action.”

A new violence-prevention program rolling out across Pennsylvania teaches kids and adults how to recognize warning signs.

For more than a decade, Remake Learning has served as the hub of a vibrant network of Pittsburgh-area educators, artists, technologists and community organizations with a shared goal of creating […]

“The great thing about game-making is that anyone can enjoy playing games. Therefore, anyone can make them. It feels so fulfilling to make your own, and especially to win.”

Kids have been fascinated with trains for generations. Since 1945, many of those kids focused their obsession on a blue engine named Thomas, the star of two Pittsburgh attractions.

All activities and performances are within walking distance, so when one ends, you’re sure to catch the beginning of something new within minutes.

“If we want our children to grow into innovative thinkers and problem-solvers, the place to start is at home at the dining room table.”

Men of the House helps Pittsburgh teens develop a healthy definition of what it means to be a man.

“Children are born scientists, brimming with natural curiosity, and their preschool years are critical for exploration and brain development.”

“The entire line-up of ticketed performances is interactive. Audiences will be delighted to have opportunities to participate during the shows like never before.”

“The most exciting thing is that Alice is a drag-and-drop interface that allows for programming without many of the barriers that limit people.”

“The maker movement has provided local schools and organizations with a way to re-contextualize some age-old ideas like learning by doing, using our hands and working together on projects.”

“Many of our ideas are pulled from childhood memories, which is why our work appeals to children and the young at heart.”

“This project allows us to keep his memory alive, show other families that there is a way to help grief through giving back and leave a meaningful legacy in our community.”

The team’s number one goal is to help women answer the question: “What can we do to help you succeed in your recovery?”