Play: It's an Education
"You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation." Plato, 428-348 BCE Sure, the Greek philo…
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Aldair's Journey
Every week, 16-year-old Aldair Poma Rubio walks 40-minutes from his home in Machec, Peru, to Ruriquilca School with a heavy bag of…
Little Jumps Lead to Big Change
San Mateo de Huanchor, PerAt four-years-old, Jazmn Gonzalez may or may not be a future track starbut she's training like one. Whil…
Surpassing Boundaries
After the devastating conflict subsided in the Gaza Strip, Walaa Sa'da knew sport and play could help the children in her communit…
Inside Outside
Fact or fiction: girls and women are especially vulnerable to HIV infection. Fact. Fact or fiction: gender and power roles in soci…
Daphine, Future President of Uganda
She may be young, but Daphine already has her sights on the top job. "Right To Play games teach us to be confident. And if you wan…
Breaking the Shackles
The grade-six student lives with mental and physical disabilities that her parents did not fully comprehend or accept. Often beate…
Developing Leadership Skills in Kids
Our play-based programs help kids overcome learning barriers, such as fighting, bullying and name calling by turning these negativ…
Playing for Peace
Playing for Peace By Right To Plays Adriana Ermter Fight, Flight, Unite! Sounds like a chant you'd hear fans shouting to their fav…
Inside Outside: Protecting girls from HIV
Fact or fiction: girls and women are especially vulnerable to HIV infection. Fact. Fact or fiction: gender and power roles in soci…
