In Oromia, Ethiopia, 16-year-old Gabrielselassie is encouraging primary school children to stay in school by inspiring them with a love of learning and helping them catch up on basic skills in reading, writing and numeracy.

In Rwanda, teachers like Placide at Rwanda’s Intwali Primary School are engaging girls and boys in their science and health classes by extending their learning through interactive games.

13 years old Mohamad lives in Lebanon and is part of a group of budding bee keepers who are bringing life, hope and honey back to their community.

See how the largest play day ever held in Thailand’s Mae La refugee camp brought 700 children together and allowed them to overcome their differences and to discover their similarities.

ASCIS presented a €500,000 cheque to founder Johann Olav Koss for Right To Play.

Meet Makamba, Fanta and Ramata. These girls are part of their school’s Child Protection Club and they’re saying yes to school and no to child labor, early marriage and more.

Learn more about how and where we work, advocating for children’s rights and transforming their lives by using our play-based approach to learning and development inside and outside the classroom.