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Could everything you ever learned about the shape and size of the continents be skewed? Which map of the world is most accurate? How may all this influenced the way you view the world?

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Out of Eden Walk: What Makes a Good Story?

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Walking provides some time for thinking and observing as you slowly move through the world. Paul Salopek is walking across different parts of the world and recording the stories of different cultures and people. Learn his hints about what makes a good story, his secrets to success, and what slowing down can do for you.

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Negative Population Growth and Its Effects.

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Negative Population Growth and Its Effects.

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Which Countries Have Shrinking Populations?

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We hear a lot these days about population growth in the world. What happens to a country once its population starts to shrink? Are there really places where population is in a decline? What are some of the economic effects and what are some potential solutions? Find out here!

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The Lasting Impact of Women in The Civil War | Time Capsule

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Women as soldiers, caregivers on the front lines, and spies, all during the Civil War? Watch this lesson and learn a little more about some strong, motivated, and pioneering women who struggled for the right to serve their country before it was acceptable.

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Thirty days has September, April, June, and November. All the rest have 31, but WHAT is the problem with February? Let's look at a little history of how people kept track of passing time.

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Migration vs Travelling - An Infographic Journey

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Migrants, how are they viewed? Why might you have a skewed worldview of who migrants really are? Are migrants really that different when compared to international travelers? Are there both prejudices and stereotypes that exist when these two groups are compared? How can that be changed?