Have you ever wondered if your family history shapes your future? 17-year old Takudzwa believes "history has a way to shape the future." Takudzwa presents an expressionistic portrait on the history of his family and his possible future in his OneMinutesJr.: http://youtu.be/qvEEGAml_20

Once upon a time one needed significant means and resources to start a newspaper or a radio station; to reach large numbers of people with a message. The Internet changed this, but up until quite recently it was still necessary for a person to have technical knowledge, resources and access to the right technology in order to, for example, develop a website to share information and connect with others online. The explosion of the social web in the last few years has lowered the...

It's Thursday, which means it's OneMinutesJr.! 14-yr-old Ivana Šušnjar from Bosnia & Herzegovina won a 2013 OneMinutesJr. Award with this video that shows how she rolls her own way: http://bit.ly/1cExtqo Tell us what you think!

"It's like a dream, and I finally found it." What are these girls signing about in TheOneMinutesJr? 14-year-old Juana Lucía Cano Palomino shows us how she expresses herself. Check her creation out right here, and tell us what you think! http://youtu.be/JLWSP-rplcc

This past Monday, November 25th, was Elimination of Violence Against Women Day. It was the beginning of a 16 day activism against gender violence, and YOU can join in! To find out how YOU can take action and help raise awareness on gender violence, check this out here: http://owl.li/qYy2K. This special OneMinutesJr. in association with Gender Violence shows us how violence against women can always be lurking around the corner. Check out Chontelle Stewart's OneMinutesJr. right here: http://youtu...

What should kids have the rights to? In honor of Universal Children's Day yesterday, check out this week's OneMinutesJr. by 14-year-old Matej Tokić from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Matej uses this video to tell us about kids' rights. Tell us what you think: http://bit.ly/1fE6xr8

Next week’s International Day of the Girl Child focuses on girls’ education. In Cambodia, 13-year Saom Sreida really wants her friend to be able to go to school. Her @theoneminutesjr video envisions her making that happen. http://youtu.be/tzThksqUjMA

Today for our OneMinutesJr. Day, Hervé, 12 years old, is taking us to Madagascar. "Practice makes perfect." http://youtu.be/NtVg9sKMzQo

Saturday is International Day of Peace. 18-year-old Mentesnot Alemu Bezuneh, from Ethiopia, made this @theoneminutesjr to illustrate that understanding and accepting differences can lead to a more peaceful world. http://youtu.be/9l5qQk2_7qA