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Former President John Kufuor says older generations must package their hard-earned wisdom for young people navigating a fast-changing world. His foundation now trains future leaders through a three-year mentorship program.
Former Ghanaian President John Agyekum Kufuor says today's youth have surpassed his generation in education, thanks to technology. He's calling on older leaders to mentor young people through rapid change.
A 65-year-old Australian woman is learning her Indigenous language for the first time alongside her great-granddaughter at the same preschool she attended six decades ago. The heartwarming moment represents a complete reversal from when speaking Indigenous languages was banned in Australian schools.
When George, 102, and Annie, 89, asked their granddaughter to teach them Uber Eats, the heartwarming lesson went viral and inspired millions. Now they're helping Uber reach more seniors eager to learn.
A World War II survivor who fled for his life at 14 returned to his hometown 81 years later to share his story with 90 elementary students. His message of peace is reaching a new generation through classroom visits.
After three decades abroad, Rhoda Gaikwad Staneley turned an empty room in Pune into a craft studio where over 100 people are rediscovering creativity. In less than a year, her space has become a refuge from digital overload, teaching embroidery, crochet, and quilting while building real human connection.
When Grandpa George, 102, and Grandma Annie, 89, wanted to learn food delivery apps, their granddaughter turned it into a viral lesson in curiosity and connection. The touching videos prove it's never too late to embrace new technology.
A Pennsylvania man honors his late mother by sharing how she escaped Nazi Germany as a child through a remarkable rescue operation. The free program invites families to learn about resilience through personal history.
A groundbreaking study in India found children are 26% more effective than parents at inspiring eco-friendly behavior changes at home. The research offers fresh hope for climate action by tapping into an unexpected teaching dynamic.
Marion Blumenthal Lazan knows time is running out. At 91, she's racing to share her Holocaust survival story with as many students as possible before it's too late.